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Montreal Basement 1 is a compilation album that features a diverse range of independent artists from Montreal. The album is a testament to the vibrant music scene that exists in the city, showcasing a wide variety of genres and styles.
The album opens with the dreamy, lo-fi sounds of "Luna" by The High Dials, setting the tone for what's to come. The tracks that follow range from the psychedelic rock of Elephant Stone to the electronic pop of Dear Criminals, with everything from folk to punk in between.
One of the standout tracks is "Je Suis Parti" by Les Deuxluxes, a catchy rockabilly number with a French twist. Another highlight is "Motel Blues" by Bloodshot Bill, a raw and bluesy track that showcases his impressive guitar skills.
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Foam | ||
Vomit #34 | ||
Someone's Elimination | ||
Intro | ||
What Exactly Is Special K? | ||
Da Bump | ||
Wet Underwear | ||
A.M. Deliverance | ||
Index | ||
Hey Axis, What's Up With The 303 | ||
I Don't Know | ||
Lieutenant |
Montreal Basement 1 is a great snapshot of the Montreal music scene. The album is well-curated and features a strong selection of tracks that will appeal to a wide variety of music fans. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in discovering new and exciting artists.