.gif – RE:saudade
A follow-up to their 2013 debut EP, this remix album features the electronic wizardry of such local luminaries as The Analog Girl, Max Lane and Kiat.
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Elintseeker – Geography of the Heart
Inspired by Japanese pastoral pop, guitarist Fuzz Lee crafts elegant – and elegiac – tone poems, as soft as snow.
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In Each Hand a Cutlass – The Kraken
As its title suggests, this one's a massive, chunky, chugga-chugga cross between post-metal and prog-rock.
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The Observatory – CONTINUUM
Certainly not their best release by a long shot, but this EP of gamelan music spiked with noise and doom rock deserves mad props for its bravery.
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ShiGGa Shay – Self-titled
Because on which other album will you find rap tracks named 'Lion City Kia', 'Ang Moh Pai' and 'Limpeh'? Make no mistake, ShiGGa's straight outta the heartlands.
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Hanging up the Moon – Immaterial
Sean Lam's folk-pop vehicle breaks no new ground, yet their latest record is as weightless and effortlessly guileful as its title.
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Xhin – Self-titled
The dark prince of techno discards the 4/4 pulse for double-pedalled metal mayhem, throwing in a pinch of prog rock for good measure. \m/
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fzpz – Soul Explorations
Footwork, bass and juke are this young electronic music producer’s calling cards – and this five-tracker will get the dancefloor grinding, no sweat.
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Charlie Lim – Time/Space
This double EP release by the pensive singer-songwriter has alt R&B on one side and folk-rock on the other.
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Pleasantry and Starry Eyed Cadet – Split EP
Two tracks apiece by the local outfit and the San Franciscan quintet usher in bright and twee-some indie pop.
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