RVG Preston, Australia
RVG’s highly-anticipated third album is named Brain Worms for the hyper-recognisable experience of, each day, baring witness to a world of private obsessions being aired out in the infinite. This is the most confident RVG have felt. They’ve moved past their influences, pushed themselves, and tried new things. And they have made a record they can, by all accounts, call their best. ... more
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♬ leave the light off me / let me carry on / no more memories and no more / sad songs in my head / the big moon has left ♬
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I love this album, and thank you for having a cd option. Now i can jam this, in my grandfather's truck.
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Sweet, sharp indie rock from PA's Sara Renberg reflects the fluidity of queer identities & relationships through personal storytelling.
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UK jangle-pop with just enough wit and attitude to offset its sugary sweetness, on Specialist Subject Records.
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The great underlying instrumentation paired with Florence's droll stream of consciousness lyrics make this album stand out. It feels so personal and confessional. Favorite tracks are Strong Feelings and Leafy. I've heard Scratchard Lanyard on alt radio and love that one as well.
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