Every Day Chicago, Illinois
slowcore | post-emo
Coral
Connor
Django
Jackson
Every Day recommends:
The Light of Everything
by Qajaq
An ambient-folk ensemble that takes one's heart through victorious and haunting spaces interwoven through boldly sincere and vulnerable songwriting.
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whatever happens,
by Gabriel Reasoner
Explosive emo that fearlessly incorporates experimental blends of the genre's fringes. A harrowing, confused, open-dialogue asking hard questions, relentlessly seeking hope.
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Surrealist ambient drone music that must be listened to with intent. A huge creative inspiration and dear friend to me.
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