Quichenight Nashville, Tennessee
pretty songs
nice instrumentals
some rocking
some rolling
a few jokes
That's Quichenight.
Quichenight recommends:
Regular Sounds at Regular Patterns
by Geoff Hayton
Fall in love with this genius album. I did!
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Rogelia
by Danny Playamaqui
supported by 7 fans who also own “Rural Surveillance”
these songs are like apple bread and cinnamon butter, sweet and delicious yet with that specific tang and texture that brings out the best of music. some of Playamaqui's most accessible stuff yet here.
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A Lonely Gust Toward the Heavens
by Make-Believe Machines
supported by 7 fans who also own “Rural Surveillance”
A beautiful mix of sweeping symphonic sounds with edgy electronics; like the best dystopian film soundtrack you've ever heard.
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VA⁴ (Valentino Arco)
by Danny Playamaqui
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The synth-playing fox (I think he's a fox) Valentino Arco has four feature albums out now - four times more than the other "479" members. So I'm starting to assume that he's Danny Perez' alter ego. I might add that the music is excellent as usual - but I don't think that this does justice to this album, because the music is far beyond the usual, hence it can't be "as usual". So let's say that it catches the unusual with excellence. Seriously, electronic avantgarde hardly can't get any better.
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Fragments of a Dying Star
by Dispirited Spirits
Spacious, celestial rock from this artist from Portugal, where constellations of twinkling guitars surround pleading vocal melodies.
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Waterfowl
by Frankie valet
Slowcore, shoegaze, twee, and noise find their way into this ambitious full length from the St. Louis band Frankie Valet.
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