New on the shelf: tunes in bloom

The new albums we added to the KBGA library this week bloom with ingenuity.


Local Love

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Fish Bwoi, beacH Dayz too

All ears are on the new Fish Bwoi on the block, who’s debut hip hop album is a local heart throb.


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TOp 3 arists of the week

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Lungbutter, Honey

This Montreal band lets their fury flower in their debut album. Visceral spoken word flourishes in the sweet sludge of harsh noise. Lungbutter’s post-punk is lush and alluring.


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Cate Le Bon,Reward

Cate Le Bon, originally from rural West Wales, has an easy charm with their quirky and honest dream pop. In this album they process emotions with simple, lighthearted reflection. Deadpan lyrics are poetic against art-rock instrumentals.


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Faye Webster, Atlanta Millionaires Club

Atlanta artist Faye Webster creates rich folk pop. She gets a grip on nostalgia and romanticism with a sulky sway. With soft vocals, she sings about getting your groove back, venting over breezy slide guitar.


The new tunes we added to the KBGA library this week bloom with poetry and enginuity. Lungbutter is the perfect new punk to start your summer off right.Not to mention Cate Le Bon and Faye Webster putting the dream in art rock and folk pop.

Assembled by KBGA Music Director Noelle Huser

May 31,2019