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September 19, 2019

Dry Cleaning: “Sit Down Meal”

By: Jack Anderson

At this point in time, if you haven’t heard of Dry Cleaning (outside the world of clothing), we can’t really blame you. Dry Cleaning’s debut EP only came out in mid-August and these South Londoners are already about to pull another one off the rack. It’s incredible that half the band doesn’t have any prior experience, but this actually lends itself to Dry Cleaning’s stripped down, direct brand of alt-rock.

Boundary Road Snacks and Drinks finds Dry Cleaning pressing a bit more texture into their songs, and it’s out October 25th. Dry Cleaning tours the UK over the next couple months, they’ve got plans for a US tour farther in the future, and today they invite you to pull up a chair for the new EP’s closer, “Sit Down Meal”!


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September 23, 2025

Elijah Delgado: “Hide + Seek” [HAAM Day Re-Heat]

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Tear Dungeon: “Kill For Health” [Live In Studio 1A] RE-RUN

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September 16, 2025

West Texas Exiles: “Division” (ft. Kelly Willis)

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September 12, 2025

Yuno: “Blest” [LIVE IN STUDIO 1A]

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September 8, 2025

Lola Tried: “Hot Shot Barbie” [PREMIERE]

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September 5, 2025

Noods: “Slip Up”

As the not-so-great Kyle Cooke once said, “Summer should be fun.” And to remind you that summer doesn’t end until September 22nd is the latest single from Brooklyn’s Noods. The ironically fully-clothed quartet returns with their sophomore album I Never Dream About You next month, and today they release its debut single “Slip Up.” True […]

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September 2, 2025

Silvana Estrada: “Dime”

No longer in her ingenue phase, Mexico’s Silvana Estrada has maintained her wunderkind rise. With her birdsong voice and her signature Venezuelan cuatro guitar as a vessel to carry her stories of love, grief, and growth. Ahead of her newly announced international tour and album, Vendrán Suaves Lluvias, out in October, Estrada’s released “Dime,” a deceptively […]

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