Get all 11 Justice Cow releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of my dad died, Read the Room, Adventure Song (feat. Kit Orion), Unrelenting, Waiting for a Haunting ft. Tyler Brasch, underglam, Catastrophic (UGLY Lydian), Open the Phone and Talk on the Phone With You, and 3 more.
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supported by 36 fans who also own “molasses (feet. Tyler Brasch)”
This album is a wild ride. Almost every attempted blend of genre and moods lands right on point. I have a special soft spot for The Floor Is Lava- such an authentic representation of childhood nostalgia.
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How I Loved My Cat
by Adam Neely X Ben Levin
supported by 26 fans who also own “molasses (feet. Tyler Brasch)”
Hard to believe such a well-tuned album was created in only 24 hours. So original and fresh, so well arranged, and momumental as an achievement.
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The Wave That Got Away
by Ben Levin
supported by 26 fans who also own “molasses (feet. Tyler Brasch)”
this is so emotionally rich! Tears in my eyes while dancing to this very unusal/unexpected music!
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All Those Things I Thought I Knew
by emzae
Singer-songwriter and producer's debut album is filled with '90s and Y2K-era influenced pop tracks.
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Oh Uncertainty! A Universe Despairs
by Blood Cultures
The mysterious masked group Blood Cultures returns with a record of bubbling, tuneful synthpop.
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The musical project of Canadian actor Kaelen Ohm is filled with jazz, R&B, and folk influences.
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Beautiful and Tragic
by Adam Neely and Ben Levin
supported by 26 fans who also own “molasses (feet. Tyler Brasch)”
Most of this album is a collection of clever and catchy musical ideas from the realms of jazz, electronic, and experimental music; but the title track is something else entirely. It's a beautiful work of art with danceable drums and synths establishing a floor for Justice Cow to tell a story about her perspective with her beautiful voice. This is artpop if I have ever heard music that could be described as such.
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