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It's A Curse
03:41
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In The Country
04:32
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It's Over
04:24
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The Plans
05:46
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Death Is A Machine
04:28
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Lord I'm On Fire
05:17
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Paper Moon
02:56
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Hallelujah
03:38
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Living In A Silent Film
04:31
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Lay Your Head Down
05:14
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The Age of Reason
06:37
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Here Come Dots Portland, Oregon
Taking their name from a mysterious, single sentence out of Mark Z. Danielewski's novel, "House of Leaves", Here Come Dots is also the anagram for "The Morse Code". Both fitting contexts for a band that crafts it's music like the underscore to a mystery novel, or some sort of cosmic secret trying to solve itself. Here Come Dots could be described as "The Beatles taking acid in a cathedral". ... more
Here Come Dots recommends:
SuckerForLights EP
by SuckerForLights
Solid dream-pop/shoegaze outfit. We <3 these kids.
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Live at Ripcord Studio
by Kelli Schaefer
Absolutely brilliant. Like Regina Spector, Bjork, and Joan Jett all on their best days.
go to albumIf you like Here Come Dots, you may also like:
In Now Less Than Ever
by Twin Drugs
Thunderous, imposing shoegaze with thick, syrupy rivers of guitar and drifting, dreamlike vocals.
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The Creation Records-esque debut from 2010s Atlanta shoegazers Abby Gogo gets a reissue. Hope you like guitars.
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The brutal “New Minds” from Pink Frost is a serrated, terrifying take on psych-rock.
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Flora Ocean Tiger Bloom
by Meatbodies
L.A. band headed by longtime Ty Segall collaborator Chad Ubovich surge back from hiatus with a potent combo of psychedelia and heavy rock.
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