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    "comment": "Experimental Prog & Jazzy Psych band from Brighton, England.\n\n“Splatter” is one of the most innovative tracks on Flare, no less because Plantoid challenged themselves to write a track that was less than three minutes—something they’d never done before. It sounds raucous and off-kilter, Chloe’s soprano register streaming through crunchy, wet guitar riffs and an itchy drum beat shuffling along at light speed. In a way, it stands in opposition to one of Flare’s focus tracks, “Ultivatum Cultivatum”, which is more classic Plantoid: Chloe and Tom’s guitars languidly swirl around each other while her vocals recall the dreampop landscapes of bands like Cocteau Twins and Beach House. Both tracks are flipsides of the same coin, showcasing both the heaviness and intricate musicality that has become the band’s calling card.\n\nhttps://plantoidworld.bandcamp.com/album/flare",
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