Black Sea Dahu – Thaw
Will Henriksen – Nothing Left Behind
Dehd – Letter
Hovvdy – Ruin (my ride)
Maya Lucia – preteen
They Are Gutting A Body of Water – french
Jason Calhoun – moving
Dilary Huff – Overused Sayings
Two Meters – The Nightmare
Dead Painters – Marigold
The Deer – Confetti To The Hurricane
Pastel – Moon Landing
Hit Like A Girl – No More Dysphoria
Basement Revolver – Master’s Degree
Bodies on the Beach – Ghost
Highnoon – Lens
Distant Reader – Marie
Drakes Island – 4 Days
Wet Dream – Worried
Best Mann – Must Be Wrong
The Funs – Trains Across The Sea
Ganser – Buio
Nothings – Favorite Shirt
Corinne Sharlet – Hail Mary
ahem – Halloween
Max and the Martians – Please Hold On
A.S. Wilson – Taken Apart
Béret – Book of Hera
Joel Jerome – There’s Nothing Here To Bother You Anymore
Carpet City – Little Longer
Hannah Cranton – Kite
Zachary Lucky – Didn’t Know That You’d Come Along
Wintersleep – Fading Out
Coral – find me wrong
Boo Baby – “Jazz?”
Margaux – Palm

Check out our previous Monthly Roundup playlists, and be sure to read our Reviews and Previews throughout the month.

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Set for release on Devil Town Tapes, both digitally and with a limited-run cassette, Overused Sayings is the debut Dilary Huff EP, and we’re thrilled by share the the title track to give you a real taste of what to expect from the release.

A song “about the rush of falling in love with someone and wanting to spend all your time with them,” ‘Overused Sayings’ maintains a kind of breathless rhythm, as though finding itself caught in a sudden undertow and laying back to let the current lead the way. Hull’s vocals skip over the surface of this for much of the track, surfing the energy with a carefree spirit, but eventually things intensify and drag her in.

The closing section is therefore not the pay-off of the rising momentum but its intensification. That hyper sense of movement that marks the instrumentation has a hold of Hull too, her vocals frantic and repetitive, overwhelmed by the immediacy of things.

Overused Sayings is out via Devil Town Tapes on the 15th November and you can pre-order it from Bandcamp.

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