This is Gabrielemenopee’s music collection on Bandcamp.

Gabrielemenopee

  1. Seattle, Washington
  2. Alternative
  1. collection 162
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  1. Year Away
    by Kacey Johansing
  2. Tutku
    by Kalaha + Hilal Kaya With Aarhus Jazz Ochestra
  3. The Sea Drift
    by The Delines
  4. Dark Earth
    by Organelle
  5. Goldener Strom
    by Rosa Anschütz
  6. Saturn 63
    by Seb Martel
    The Wind is Weak Feat. Marc Anthony Thompson (Chocolate Genius) The Wind is Weak Feat. Marc Anthony Thompson (Chocolate Genius)
    It's like having a crazy musician for a roommate. Detuned guitar loops and atonal patterns drifting like ghosts through the hallways some days, others, unhinged renditions of Elvis Presley, or the wild and untamed feedback of an abused guitar.

    Saturn 63 is nonsensical and sincere all at once, sometimes blending the two so you don't know if the nonsense you're hearing is the truth, or if the soft crooning of Martel & guests is just lulling you into the absurd.

    Love what you did with MattJam
  7. Flowers: Live and Uncut
    by Uma
    appears in 1 other collection
  8. Earth Goddess Rising
    by Uma
    Polished Polished
    It's like a folkpunk priestess hopped off the freight train, found god, fell for god, and shared her voice for god like it was her mission. Devotional songs about peace, redemption and self love in the face of destruction backed by barebones ukulele or harp arrangements, (depending on the occasion,) and a voice that could turn any street corner into a temple.
  9. State Your Purpose
    by General Order 1
    Trajectory Trajectory
    It's like drifting through the cosmic viscera of slowly exploding stars, cruising aimlessly through space on a journey to wherever in the universe you'd like to go.

    While Saliba's Soundcloud alias Al Rajul Al Hadidi puts out incendiary beats set to kill, General Order's 'State Your Purpose' mercifully places the dial of the same lethal beat-making machine to stun. The result is a lush soundtrack that would well fit a modern 16-bit sci fi videogame like FTL or One Lonely Outpost.
  10. King Stingray
    by King Stingray
    Let’s Go Let’s Go
    It's like the unsnuffable flame of joy and human spirit that dwells in us all got loose and made a surf rock album. Featuring an airtight band and the best didgeridoo tracks of any rock title that I can think of, King Stingray produces infectiously fun and upbeat songs with the one hand. With the other, they pull at the heart with lyrics that pit tradition and modernity together in a philosophical boxing match that's both deep and wildly entertaining.
  11. Evrópulög
    by Múrarar
  12. All Around My Head
    by Lumenette
    Alaska Alaska
    It's like a snowglobe, lovingly crafted, hovering without gravity, every note suspended in a sparse cloud of ice. Lumenette takes the tones and textures which comprise many of my favorite shoegaze and post rock albums, and lovingly carves them into something fresh. There are long moments of stillness, and moments where the sound is enveloping; Christine Byrd weaves a thread between it all with a fine touch that feels always at ease even when her songs drift to unexpected places.
  13. Limerence
    by Spencer Carlson
  14. Jilted
    by Spencer Carlson
  15. Hori Hori
    by Sprig!
  16. Don't Ask Don't Tell (Expanded Edition)
    by Come
  17. scratches
    by Rowan Katz
    the gutter the gutter
    Rowan Katz writes songs that should resonate with all of us who feel we're sitting at the world's deathbed. Some of their songs hit like a morphine drip, others like a storm of raging tears in the parking lot, or the soft squeeze of a dying hand in your own.

    scratches reveals a voice both beautiful and powerful in its vulneravility, exposed as it is over the bare bones of Rowan's songs-to-be. Buy this record and support their vision to record this music in a professional setting!
  18. Maere
    by Harakiri for the Sky
  19. N.S.C.A.L.H.
    by El petit de cal eril
  20. Wolo So
    by Balimaya Project