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christodoulou Nashville, Tennessee
KRIS-tuh DOO-loo
the least nashville sound ever to come from nashville
christodoulou is (not) john holland
christodoulou recommends:
Ok Housecat is a friend and frequent collaborator—a true innovator, he builds his sound from the ground up, with the help of his own circuit-bent equipment.
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Worrywort is a fantastic musician, visual artist, and human being. This album carried me through a hellish year and I am certain that not enough people know about him.
go to albumIf you like meds/maps, you may also like:
Heavy EP
by William Ryan Fritch
Fritch marches his wall of cinematic sound into town with horns blaring, chains clanking and drums beating loud.
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Billennium Soundscapes
by Hot Tap
From Manchester, Hot Tap serves up an album of stark electronics with moody tones and an air of mystery.
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The Chicago wunderkind's debut album is half lo-fi hip-hop pianos and breakneck drumming, half polished pop songs full of orchestral arrangements and whimsical but melancholic melodies.
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Toise Make Noys
by Uncle Woozee
This wild experimental artist from Chicago uses electric kazoos, tape loops, and more to craft far-out, wonderfully confounding songs.
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