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  1. Rainy DaysTed Lucas So tender are its ways and so private is its listening. Barely any streams. Perhaps one you could save for a rainy day.
  2. BruiserBig Sleep This came into my recommendations after blasting Fontaines D.C religiously. It has the same sort of blunt delivery that works. The cover did a lot of the heavy lifting in deciding I’d already like it to be honest.
  3. Anything, AnymoreThe Kundalini Genie There’s only one repeating lyric in the entire song, but it provides the comfort of monotony. I first listened to it on a day that was just falling over itself. I was in Europe for the summer, feeling pretty isolated on the streets of Belgrade, mindlessly searching for a place to be. This track rang between my ears, and all I could do was turn it up and embrace it. The everpresent lingering smoke that coats the Balkans filled my nostrils as cars sped by under orange street lights. What was I even doing here alone? I think I got to a point where not feeling anything anymore became a feeling in itself. I was living inside a recursion. I don’t know. I think you have to be in the right mood for it.
  4. CrownEtta Marcus An elite-level crafted track. The drums just occupy every nook your brain requires for satiation, only intermittently relieving pressure, in those gaps making way for the bass to drive the rhythm. Then her voice dances over it with such a gut punch of a bruised, beautiful ache.
  1. November

  2. 3rd Nov Rainy Days (1970-1974)Ted Lucas · 2026 Rainy Days So tender are its ways and so private is its listening. Barely any streams. Perhaps one you could save for a rainy day.
  3. October

  4. 14th Oct Etta Marcus Crown Crown An elite-level crafted track. The drums just occupy every nook your brain requires for satiation, only intermittently relieving pressure, in those gaps making way for the bass to drive the rhythm. Then her voice dances over it with such a gut punch of a bruised, beautiful ache.
  5. 14th Oct The Kundalini Genie False Highs, True Lows Anything, Anymore There’s only one repeating lyric in the entire song, but it provides the comfort of monotony. I first listened to it on a day that was just falling over itself. I was in Europe for the summer, feeling pretty isolated on the streets of Belgrade, mindlessly searching for a place to be. This track rang between my ears, and all I could do was turn it up and embrace it. The everpresent lingering smoke that coats the Balkans filled my nostrils as cars sped by under orange street lights. What was I even doing here alone? I think I got to a point where not feeling anything anymore became a feeling in itself. I was living inside a recursion. I don’t know. I think you have to be in the right mood for it.
  6. 1st Oct Holy ShowBig Sleep · 2026 Bruiser This came into my recommendations after blasting Fontaines D.C religiously. It has the same sort of blunt delivery that works. The cover did a lot of the heavy lifting in deciding I’d already like it to be honest.