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EP: Miriam’s Early Garden – Slowly Dissappear Vol. 1

I’ve noticed a significant surge in the number of bands creating lo-fi bedroom slowcore pop over the past few months or years. It’s intriguing to ponder what draws so many artists to this genre, blending introspective lyrics with atmospheric melodies. One of the latest additions to this burgeoning scene is a new artist who has just debuted an EP featuring five captivating tracks.

This EP embodies minimal production techniques, allowing dreamy, reverb-drenched melodies to take center stage. For those of us who are avid fans of slowcore—or even the broader shoegaze genre—this release might resonate deeply. The artist skillfully navigates a post-shoegaze sound, melding ethereal elements with a lo-fi aesthetic that feels refreshingly authentic.

As I delve deeper into genres like slowcore and shoegaze, I often find myself questioning how much of it is “too much” for me. Interestingly, I’ve become more discerning about the music I consume, seeking to explore a diverse array of sounds beyond my usual preferences. Nonetheless, this debut EP stands out as a great introduction to the artist’s vision, and I am eagerly anticipating what they will create next. If you’re like me and appreciate the evocative qualities of this genre, I highly recommend giving this release a listen.

Written by Filip Zemcik