Woods of Ypres - Traveling Alone
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Been listening to some weird mix of synthwave and japanese⊠stuff⊠lately.
So Iâm going back and forth between this
And thisâŠ
I absolutely love snailâs house, but i have no idea what this genre is even called, or if it really even is a genre or just simply unique. I love almost everything heâs ever made, pixel galaxy is the big popular one though.
And sometimes i go to this.
Zutomayo is a hell of a band, outrageously popular and they deserve every bit of the attention.
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Recently saw a video of them showcasing their tour bus and it reminded me what a great album this was. Daylight Dancer was always my favourite track on the album.
Ćukasz Borowicki, Beginners (2026)
Taking a look through the other work on his channel "32 Minutes of Low-Key Melancholy for Guitar and Synth" is also amazing.
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mmmâŠvinyl 
We Three was my favorite track on the Easter album. On this ^ it was Land.
Pure and Easy and Iâm the Face [high numbers] from Odds.
I think Iâm getting nostalgic. In thrift stores I am plugging in lp players on the test bench all the time like Iâm making some kind of returnâŠ
this girlâs a total iconoclast. donât expect anyone to make it through the first one except me 
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Cloud Eleven (Rick Gallego), Pandoraâs Box (2021), âRadiant Radishâ
Lyrics
Radiant Radish Vitamin Shop
Brian in his bathrobe
Coming through the backdoor
Munching on a carrot
Rieley in the third aisle
Nolan with his pencil
Steve and Arnie laughing
Itâs the Radiant Radish Vitamin Shop
Itâs a cool place youâll wanna stop
If youâre cruising down Melrose, come by the store
Itâs the one with a SMiLE hanging over the door
The Beach Boys, Smiley Smile (1967), âVegetablesâ
The Radiant Radish was founded by [Brian] Wilson along with his cousin Steve Korthoff and friend Arny Geller in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County known as West Hollywood. Seeded with $15,000 (about $130,000 today) the store reflected Wilsonâs growing interest in health and wellness, famously previewed in the Beach Boysâ 1967 song âVegetables.â But in typical Brian Wilson fashion, operations were anything but ordinary⊠[T]he store folded by 1971. It was, in many ways, doomed from the start: too niche, too erratic, and run by someone with little interest in profit margins⊠Still, it left a mark. Wilson met future Beach Boys manager Jack Rieley there, who would help usher in the bandâs next creative phase.
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Been a while since this one has popped up
