Everson Poe Chicago, Illinois
Everson Poe is Mae Shults: a trans, queer, multi-instrumentalist from Chicago. Often in collaboration with various
vocalists, she balances elements from many diverse genres while maintaining the goal of merging beauty with loudness. She has been releasing music as Everson Poe for over a decade.
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Everson Poe recommends:
Let the Galaxy Burn
by S H R I E K I N G
Unsettling in a similar vein as some of COIL’s most uncomfortable works, but obviously in a good way. S H R I E K I N G makes some of my favorite music.
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The Earth Devoured By The Sun (Demo 1)
by The Earth Devoured By The Sun
if you ever wondered what it would sound like if john carpenter recorded an album in the midst of a nervous breakdown, this has provided a resoundingly solid answer. so creepy & yet so soothing.
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Sounds We Make Through Wind
by The Sun Came Up Upon The Left
Beautiful and intense, meditative and brutal. TSCUUTL makes music unlike anyone else.
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Black Metal Rainbows
by Black Metal Rainbows
supported by 29 fans who also own “i. upright”
What an absolutely beautiful album! This is what black metal really leads to; beautiful and powerful expressions of anger, mourning, and joy that lead to real change for those suffering! I can’t say enough good things about this album! The huge range of genres is incredible as well!
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Extreme Transgression
by Transgressive
supported by 23 fans who also own “i. upright”
Holy crap! Be what you wanna be and how you wanna be! But do it! And do it fullon!! Blows your sox off and the dusts off of ye olde synapses network! Pheewee! What a feast this is. Simply great in any way! Musically flawless Power Thrash. Lyrically hot topics and all from the heart. What‘s there not to love. If you need rolemodels for your tribe, I hope you find some like them, to start your fire!! Cheers much Love!! !!This needs a Vinyl release please!!
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The metal’s band revelatory new record crosses genres and styles, effortlessly combining seemingly incompatible subgenres.
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