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Blindfold EP - Bootleg Series Vol 1
by Curve
supported by 93 fans who also own “Calm”
I cannot stop listening to this Speak Your Every Word mix. Blindfold used to be my go-to track on this EP but SYEW here might change that before much longer. Love JC’s rap here.
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Cuckoo - Archive Songs and Segues
by Curve
supported by 81 fans who also own “Calm”
A collection of odds and ends that bring to mind an alternate universe where things are just a little bit different, just a little bit changed. Made up of four seque tracks and two unreleased songs with vocals, Archive Songs and Segues offers a little more insight into the cipher that is Curve, shedding light on should've, could've, would've songs that are just as vital and integral as everything else we already know.
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Curve Oddities - Bootleg Series Vol 5
by Curve
supported by 78 fans who also own “Calm”
These songs have been like the soundtrack of my life—to hear new variants is thrilling and familiar at once.
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Nebenkörper
by Vlimmer
The striking synth/goth songs on the latest from Vlimmer feel 50 stories tall, with gigantic walls of sound and bleak, ominous vocals.
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John Waters
by Constant Smiles
The Boston lo-fi psych-pop artist goes full dark synth on this immersive and catchy new release.
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Atlast EP
by Bokonon
Cool shoegaze tumbles forward on textured rhythms, melodic synth lines, and restless guitars.
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Foetus Remixes
by Curve
supported by 76 fans who also own “Calm”
I've always thought that Curve were perfect and fully formed when they first appeared on the scene in the early 90s, but with that said I've always appreciated hearing how others have remixed and re-envisioned their work. The Foetus Remixes are a great example of a remixer that "gets" the band, adding enough to bring a new sound to the songs, but remaining true to the heart of the originals. Really solid mixes that stand well with and compliment the rest of Curve's catalog...
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