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On their steady path from friends making lo-fi freak-folk to bandmates going proggy art-pop, Bruiser and Bicycle<\/a> always find a calming center at the heart of their otherwise dizzying albums. Deep Country<\/em>, their third album and follow-up to 2023\u2019s Holy Red Wagon<\/em><\/a>, takes that grounding reassurance to new depths, with shades of jangle pop and vintage progressive folk. Recorded live\u2014a first for the Albany, New York, band\u2014with a 15-song tracklist, the album\u2019s sprawling 75-minute runtime shouldn\u2019t intimidate as much as welcome you to take an edible and get lost. Let pairings like the fingerpicked jitters of the six-minute \u201cWaterfight\u201d\u2014where, yes, the vocal harmonies sound just like Animal Collective<\/a>\u2014into the airy jazz drumming of \u201cSinister Sleep Shuffle\u201d remind you what it feels like to stop worrying and just be present.<\/p>\n Listen on Apple Music<\/a> Now established as a maestro of London\u2019s experimental underground, Feeo lands at AD 93<\/a> with a suite of\u00a0droning, ambient,\u00a0and softly psychedelic\u00a0electronic music on her debut album. The compositions of Goodness<\/em> warp, buzz, and whirr beneath Feeo\u2019s distracted vocals, which, in contrast to the intricate electronics, seem exhumed from ancient folk song. The record follows her EP Run Over<\/em><\/a> and collaborations with Loraine James<\/a> and Caius Williams.<\/p>\n Listen on Apple Music<\/a>
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Listen\/Buy at Bandcamp<\/a><\/p>\nFeeo: Goodness<\/em> [AD 93]<\/h2>\n
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