American Nightmare - Dedicated To The Next World: Never a waste of time
Ativin - German Water: Cathartic post-rock deeply indebted to Slint
Avatar - Black Waltz: Much better than I would have guessed based on the description
Clientele - I Am Not There Anymore: Soothing my soul
Cranberry Lifecycle - Cranberry Mixdown: This is pretty incredible, both because it finally exists and because the songs are good
Drain - California Cursed: So glad I waited until after I saw them because this is awesome
Drain - Living Proof: Very good but a step behind Cursed
Dream Syndicate - The Days of Wine and Roses: Feels like a classic I somehow never knew about
Eno_Cale - Wrong Way Up: For years I ignored this classic because I am not smart
Home Is Where - the whaler: Delivers on very high expectations
Killer Mike - MICHAEL: Easy to listen to
Loma Prieta - Last: The fuzz gives it a feeling
M is the Thirteenth Letter - Safeless (7''): Calming during a stressful day
Misery Signals - Of Malice and the Magnum Heart: Absolutely love this on the backside of watching the documentary
Mobius Band - Heaven: Wish I remembered the context for procuring. Falls somewhere between Radiohead and The Postal Service without being nearly as good as either
Janelle Monáe - The Age of Pleasure: Screaming for the summer not to end
Nuzzle - No Love Like That: Stanford Sessions 1997: In the age of Bandcamp it seems weird to not release finished art
Origami Angel - The Brightest Days: I love this band
Pool Kids __ POOL - Pool Kids __ POOL: Two great sides
Queens of the Stone Age - In Times New Roman…: Making no waves to their proven formula
Restraining Order - Locked In Time: The best at what they do
sewingneedle - user error: This is almost too in my wheelhouse
Shipping News - Flies the Fields: Good in the background
Sigur Rós - ÁTTA: Emotionally taxing
Skies Beg to Differ - The Skies Beg to Differ: Would love to have what is next
Stereobate - Selling Out in the Silent Era: I can see why it made its way to me, but very inconsistent
Stick to Your Guns - Comes From the Heart: Weird but captivating blend of hardcore and mall emo.