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Fuzzy Meadows: The Week's Best New Music (March 4th - March 24th)

Fuzzy Meadows: The Week's Best New Music (March 4th - March 24th)

Welcome to FUZZY MEADOWS, where we recap the past week in music. We're sharing our favorite releases of the week in the form of albums, singles, and music videos along with the "further listening" section of new and notable releases from around the web.

All People - "Harbor" | Post-Trash Premiere

All People - "Harbor" | Post-Trash Premiere

Since the inception of the band, the quartet has pushed and prodded from album to album, refining their style, focus, and jumping in new directions as inspiration takes them from one shift to another. If you ask the band, their upcoming fourth album, Do This Again Tomorrow, has found the sweet spot they’ve been looking for all along.

Spring Silver - "Drop Into The Blue" | Post-Trash Premiere

Spring Silver - "Drop Into The Blue" | Post-Trash Premiere

Fans of Rock with a Capital R will find a lot to love in the song’s first 30 seconds or so, as it opens up with a tunefully slanted riff and familiar trampling drums. By the end of the song’s five minutes, however, the listener has a fuller understanding of the disparate parts that make up Hansen’s impressively varied musical palette.

State Champion - "Send Flowers" | Album Review

State Champion - "Send Flowers" | Album Review

The world that exists in Louisville’s State Champion’s Send Flowers is one cloaked in profound absurdity. It’s a place where you might lose your soul in “a gentleman’s hall in Tijuana” and have the manager offer to send it back home to you if he finds it, where cicadas harmonize with dial tones, where you can “unplug the stars from the sky.”

Young Jesus - "The Whole Thing Is Just There" | Album Review

Young Jesus - "The Whole Thing Is Just There" | Album Review

Young Jesus doesn’t get lumped into typical genres and “FFO” tags very often. They are four musical boundary pushers possessing a sharpened, unique set of characteristics to the way they jam. Complete with a philosophical backing, their music surges through moments of calculated improvisation and engulfing lyrical depth

Our Alarm Clock - "A Sealed Up Secret Wish"

Our Alarm Clock - "A Sealed Up Secret Wish"

Built on gentle electronics and meditative synths, the project of Ben Ronsenbach is both lush and evolving. “Sunrise” is the record’s sleek finale, a song that opens with back-masked melodies that dissolve in the distance, making way to an atmospheric fog and an 8-bit sounding synth progression that stings over the layered mix.