The London Suede Antidepressants
- Alternative |
- Art Rock |
- Rock
2025
Suede’s Antidepressants is a dark, post-punk triumph that channels modern anxieties into one of the band’s most unhinged and invigorating albums yet.
Suede’s Antidepressants is a dark, post-punk triumph that channels modern anxieties into one of the band’s most unhinged and invigorating albums yet.
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Nova Twins’ Parasites & Butterflies is a fearless collision of hip-hop, punk, rock, pop and electronics that establishes Amy Love and Georgia South as one of the most groundbreaking duos of their generation.
As December Falls crank the volume and defy the odds on Everything’s On Fire But I’m Fine, a fearless, hook-packed fourth album built to ignite both old fans and new.
As December Falls crank the volume and defy the odds on Everything’s On Fire But I’m Fine, a fearless, hook-packed fourth album built to ignite both old fans and new.
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Kerosene Heights weather heartbreak, upheaval, and emotional aftershocks on Blame It On The Weather, a chaotic and cathartic second album that finds the North Carolina band tighter, louder, and more alive than ever.
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