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Another week of new music! See you next time!

Geordie Greep- The New Sound

Label: Rough Trade
Genre: Math Rock / Jazz Pop / Prog Pop
Reviewed by: Hayden Swenson
For Fans Of: Black Midi, Frank Zappa, Steely Dan
The New Sound sees former Black Midi frontman, Geordie Greep, apply his immense musical prowess to an all-new set of influences. This album deftly explores genres such as jazz-rock, prog, and samba with bombastic, theatric flair. The instrumentation here is fantastic! With his one-of-a-kind singing voice and masterful lyricism, Greep vividly depicts narratives and characters that are at once macabre, sinister, and sexual. Track 2 stands out with its Brazillian-inspired composition. It's a shame most of this can't be played during the day!

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Another week of new music! Hooray!

My Brightest Diamond- Fight the Real Terror

Label: Western Vinyl
Genre: Baroque Pop, Chamber Folk
Reviewed by: Baile Liu
For Fans Of: Bjork
Fight the Real Terror flexes the artist's wide breath of multi-instrumental abilities. Most of the tracks use acoustic instrumentation, but track 4 comes in with an upbeat electronic drum beat. The artist's voice is somber/Bjork-like but gets a bit bold and aggressive in Rocket in a Pocket. The lyrics on this album walk the line of cringe to poetic. Tracks 2 and 5 are especially cringe. However, track 7 has majestic angelic vocals and is beautiful. Overall I think this is a good album to add to your show stack!