Kali Malone: “Does Spring Hide Its Joy v1.1”

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Written By Michael Gutierrez

Our highlighted track clocks in at over twenty-one minutes. That’s small potatoes on a 3xLP album where the last three songs each run over an hour. Sweden’s Kali Malone is not here to make your life easy. But she’s not here to make it difficult either. We loved the cool minimalism of Living Torch. If you did too and are ready for a deeper plunge, BUCKLE THE FUCK UP.

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High tempo indie punk for surfing beaches in hell.

Nighttime: “Cali​-​for​-​ni​-​a”
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Nico gone folk.

Watercoat: “Map”
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Regal Seagull: “Hulahoop”
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Canadian Self Loathing
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Kenny Warren: “Angels Migration”
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Strings And Things
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Killick Hinds blows a fuse at the Lilypad.

Art Ensemble of Chicago: “Rock Out”
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Tony! Tony! Tony!
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Tony Wilson doing flips at Porchfest in front of Regent Theatre.

Esy Tadesse: “Buna”
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Ethiopian guitar out of an Oak Park, Illinois record label.

BSN Posse: “i’m gonna take my time”
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Jungle beats out of Málaga, Spain.

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From the working class punkers that brought you My Collar Is Blue.

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The nation’s leading incel advice columnist on love and life.

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