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Pia Lund Dortmund, Germany
Cult singer Pia Lund (Ex-Phillip Boa & The Voodooclub) releases her album “Gift” after 16 years!
In 2021 she's back with updates of two classic tunes, produced by How To Loot Brazil
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Darkly dramatic synth-pop with airy vocals that paint a grim but still hopeful portrait of our present day.
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Pop and Circumstance
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Longrunning Bay Area group Lunchbox draw on the hard-edged and stylish sound of 70s mod for their latest full-length.
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20 years into her career, Kate Nash returns with her debut for Kill Rock Stars, full of the rich songwriting for which she’s known.
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Sophie Negrini's longrunning Janelane project reaches new heights of dreamy power pop perfection on an upcoming full-length.
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Box for Buddy, Box for Star
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As This is Lorelei, Nate Amos of Water From Your Eyes makes eccentric bedroom pop with electronic twang.
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