Indie30 TOP 30: JUNE 6, 2018 VOL:10 NO:17

TOP 30: JUNE 6, 2018 VOL:10 NO:17

20. Moon In Aquarius

The Beat Escape (CAN)

From the album, ‘Life Is Short The Answer Long’, Bella Union.

The Beat Escape Facebook

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Official Video

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19. Cascade (feat. Run Rivers)

Joseph Ashworth (ENG)

From the EP, ‘Cascade’, Anjunadeep.

Joseph Ashworth Facebook / Run Rivers Facebook

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18. 50 Euro To Break Boost

Skee Mask (GER)

From the album, ‘Compro’, Ilian Tape.

Skee Mask Facebook

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<a href="http://iliantape.bandcamp.com/album/itlp04-skee-mask-compro">ITLP04 Skee Mask – Compro by Skee Mask</a>

17. Black Car

Beach House (USA)

From the album, ‘7’, Sub Pop/Bella Union/Mistletone.

Beach House Official

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<a href="http://beachhouse.bandcamp.com/album/7">7 by Beach House</a>

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16. Cruel

Blush Response (AUS)

From the album, ‘Hearts Grow Dull’, Babe City Records.

Blush Response Facebook

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15. Skin

Mere Women (AUS)

From the split single w/Harmony ‘Skin/Fatal Flaw’, Poison City Records/Our Golden Friend. (Not available as a stand alone purchase)

Mere Women Facebook

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14. I Don’t Have To

Sibille Attar (SWE)

From the EP, ‘Paloma’s Hand’, PNKSLM Recordings

Sibille Attar Facebook

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13. An Air Conditioned Man

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever (AUS)

From the forthcoming album, ‘Hope Downs’, Ivy League/Sub Pop. Out Jun 15.

Rolling Blackouts CF Facebook

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<a href="http://rollingblackoutscoastalfever.bandcamp.com/album/hope-downs">Hope Downs by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever</a>

Lyric Video

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12. Flow Over Me

Sarah Mary Chadwick (NZL)

From the album, Sugar Still Melts In The Rain’, Rice Is Nice/Sinderlyn.

Sarah Mary Chadwick Facebook

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<a href="http://sarahmarychadwick.bandcamp.com/album/sugar-still-melts-in-the-rain-aus-nz">Sugar Still Melts In The Rain (AUS/NZ) by Sarah Mary Chadwick</a>

11. Pick Up (Video Edit)

DJ Koze (GER)

From the album, ‘Knock Knock’, Pampa Records.

DJ Koze Facebook

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Pick Up (12″ Extended Disco Version)

DJ Koze (GER)

From the EP, ‘Pick Up’, Pampa Records.

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