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cold open
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ennui
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hand held
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hardly
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can you hear me
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no count
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jesus christ (cover)
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modal
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elbertron Milpitas, California
Ron and Elbert write and record electronic pop songs in their current homes of New York City and Milpitas, CA
elbertron recommends:
Annual Leave (LP)
by the Skyflakes
full disclosure: this is ron's dayjob and elbert's favorite san francisco band. also elbert attempted to play drums for the skyflakes for 1 show, but would like to forget that that "happened."
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don't remember how I happened on this really cool "false" grindcore project. something really compelling about their sound that I dont think could be replicated if they were a band-band
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Art damage that reminds me of elements of early hardcore like the Middle Class, the more manic aspects of the Cramps, and weirder stuff from the garage revival like Fireworks and Jackknife. love it!
go to albumIf you like elbertron, you may also like:
Des Rêves Étranges [EP]
by Galatée
Pretty, Lush-inspired dream pop has a gentle touch, with whispered spoken-sung French vocals drifting lightly over shimmering guitars.
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Bitte Lass Mich Frei
by Luis Ake
Darkwave meets soul on the latest from Luis Ake. Its songs are hard to pin down, cross-wiring gloom with glory.
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Double Sided Mirror Remixes EP
by Cold Beat, Stephen Mallinder, Hardway Bros., Cooper Saver
Cold Beat’s “Double Sided Mirror” gets flipped into new shapes by a series of remixers, including Cabaret Voltaire’s Stephen Mallinder.
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