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Brisbane Music Graveyard Brisbane, Australia
A passionate posterity project aiming to share some of the great music created in South East QLD that might otherwise be
lost to boxes under beds and discarded hard drives.
All monies go to 4ZZZ.
A 4000 Records initiative.
BMG logo and banner art by @smellychops
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Brisbane Music Graveyard recommends:
Kinds Of Sadness
by Cloud Tangle
The debut album from Brisbane dark ethereal slowcore songstress Cloud Tangle. This album is awash with silky vocals, dreamy guitar, haunting synths and bold yet unobtrusive percussion.
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Stephenson Street / Coalfalls [Single]
by Coalfalls
Incredible debut release from Ipswich trio Coalfalls. Instrumental sonicscapes with post-punk and shoegaze leanings. Highly recommended.
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Marmaleene and The Moondusters
by Marmaleene and The Moondusters
Surf's up!! This is the collected works of a shirt-lived Brisbane psychedelic surf trio. Coming in at 1 hr 45mins - this is all the burly surf music you'll need to your next trip to the moon!
go to albumIf you like Live at Roots, Rap, Reggae Festival [EP], you may also like:
Roadhouse
by The Double Happiness
Surfgazers The Double Happiness are inspired by spaghetti westerns and the surreal noir atmospherics of Twin Peaks on their latest LP.
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Taking Flight [EP]
by Flightless Birds Take Wing
Combining field recordings, synths, piano and saxophone, “Taking Flight” creates shadowy worlds rich in wonder.
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Nothing As It Seems
by Street Rat
The sophomore album from former session musician Imraan Paleker highlights his modern soul, alt-rock, jazz, and electronic sensibilities.
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