I don’t know what Shoun Shoun means, if anything at all. Searching just brought up the band and Shaun the Sheep. It just makes me think of The Sims, which explains why I wanted to play it instead of writing this…
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Peak playing with the things that you aren’t supposed to do with music.
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If you like Child Abuse, then this is something you will love!
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“Maybe I’m losing the plot, as they say. But I disagree; I’m just beginning to see the plot” –Adam Stone, 2023
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Hey, do you yearn for a laid back, minimalistic album that doesn’t compromise on the substance? Well boy do we have something for you!
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Who said noise can’t be chill?
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Here we have Bug’s 10th studio album, and me wondering where they have been my whole life
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Glossolalia can only be described as a simulation of standing in a ring of 80s arcade machines and taking meth.
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It felt quite fitting to listen to a band called Cold Comfort next, considering I’ve been wiped out by the ills for a few weeks, although I’m not sure that was the intended meaning behind the name…
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Pound Land have somehow perfectly represented the state of the United Kingdom in audio form, which is as bleak and worryingly relatable, yet furiously beautiful as you could possibly imagine.
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