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Long long ago, a love interest gave me some early orchestral pop record, and whether that was the impetus for personal growth or not, I definitely swung from my punk/emo roots into different musical regions. Needless to say, those tastes have stuck around, which is where I found my appreciate for Two Fields Over. There’s something in this that reminds me of Kings of Convenience; it’s light on the guitar sound, with sweeping streams bringing movement through the track as horns blast to further the textural rise you’re after on this one. A delicate listen, but one that sets the tone for the group’s new record, Grains of Verse!
While we were sure to grab 
Sorry for taking Monday off, but even us little guys need a break from time to time. But, here we are to remind you of the great stuff we covered last week, with some absolute bangers you’ll have in your ear for the rest of the day/week/year. I absolutely love the Miners tune that kicks things off, with a quick jangling follow up from Young Scum right behind it. And to be honest, the Pop Filter tune had me in my feelings all weekend long, so be sure you stick to the end of that track. Some nods to new releases from Easy Sleeper, Mint Field, Stinako and Shady Cove also made it into our weekly suggestions. Oh, and as if all this wasn’t enough, you have to dip your toes in the new Dummy and Nothing Natural singles, doing the Cali subset proud.
It’s been at least a day since we’ve gone and visited the musical world of Australia, but we’re back now that there’s this ripping new tune from 
writing great tracks, having played in Baltimore’s Spooled Up. But, things change, life moves on, and Naomi began 
Been in a weird headspace after pulling four consecutive 13 hour days, so when this track from