Get all 12 Rebel Waves Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Strange Attractor
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Lighthouse
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The Well
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Other Lives
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Forgetful Sam
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Do What You Want
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Devour
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FPS
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Take Your Time
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Duval Gardens
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Rebel Waves Records San Ramon, California
Rogue record label bringing the best alt-rock, psychedelic pop, post-punk and garage/lounge to your ears. Basically, anything we think is good and extraordinary. An imprint of Ripple Music
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Take a trip into cosmic space, follow the sensational sound of which is Seeds and feel the power of the Domkraft riffage. Did not think that this band could get any better but they have shot straight through the stratosphere with this superb album.
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Gorgeous psych pop as big and sprawling as a clear summer sky, with vocal melodies that swoop and dive.
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Toronto's indie supergroup returns with a single of wistful jangle pop about Facetiming.
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Jangle pop just like REM used to make from a Toronto indie supergroup.
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Color Trails is on my headphones, the eerie, lonesome guitar floating above the deep drone of the bass, the synthesizer giving voice to a counter-melody. Writing this has re-written history for me. My "Mount Rushmore" of guitarists is being re-arranged. My mind has been altered, my perception sharpened. My entire sense of the history of the heavy underground has undergone a substantial revision.
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