Featuring: Sway, Electric Bird Noise, Coastal, Alcove, The Linger Effect, The Garlands, Remora, Kinsky Spiral, Sully, Nectar, Hover, Should, and Uncletoe's Portasound. Plenty of bittersweet dreampop.

Featuring: Basalt, Fotomoto, The Silver Screen, 99cent Dream, Tarmac, My Viole(n)t Ego, The Reds, Pinks and Purples, The Knit Separates, History, Rivulets, Burnside Project, My Pal God Vs. Huon, Pangs, Tizzy, The Mitchells, Pangloss, Mines, The Skygreen Leopards. After a long wait, here it is, featuring a whole bunch of different sounds, from laid-back and sparse to rocking to irresistibly groovy.

Sharp and occasionally distorted guitar pop by three Swedish loud pop enthusiasts. Yet another proof of Sweden's being Europe's pop wonderland.

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This is a tape whose release I have been looking forward to for a long time. Insightful and soft spoken challenging pop that weaves a melodically unpredictable web of ethereal keyboards and background noises, a caressing piano, chiming guitars and hypnotizing vocals. Almost entirely played and sung by Jamey Gray, the man behind the fine A Bouncing Space label.

Absolutely remarkable home recorded guitar work from Sweden inspiring a warm and deep sense of intimacy while dealing with personal issues and uncomfortable feelings. Reflective acoustic tunes alternating with subtly noisy tracks with the odd bits of weirdness thrown in make up a little lo-fi masterpiece.

After a 7" on the French label Plastic Pancake and an appearance on volume two of our "Beware of the Ricochet" compilation, the rising star of the British homemade pop scene is back with ten previously unreleased songs.

More electronic bliss by Jason Sweeney. Joined by Janiece Pope, whose lovely voice adds even more charm and beauty to his unique sonic creations, Jason once and for all establishes himself as one of the leading artists engaged in the innovation of contemporary pop music.

Kaye's songs show her talent and passion for bringing together traditional sounds and atmospheres and a loose pop sensibility.

Kizzy is Christy, Kaye's sister. Just like her sister, Christy is a truly gifted singer/songwriter, who gives us lovely guitar/violin-based folk tunes along with a couple of excursions into the so-called post-rock territories.