Get all 18 Dustin Hunter releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Helios [Single], Plush (Redux + Remixed), Osmanthus [Single], Alstroemeria [Single], Blossom from the Vine [Single], Valeriana [Single], Nymphaea [Single], Here Comes the Transition, and 10 more.
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Yellow
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Sauce
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Tango
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Toys
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YRU
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Dustin Hunter Seattle, Washington
Music maker, art creator, and student of the mind.
Dustin Hunter recommends:
One of my biggest inspirations for my own first record, Benediction; Blue Mountains by John Davis and Exile in Guyville by Liz Phair exemplify the vulnerable heart of lo-fi, 90's indie folk rock.
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Pile Up is a great introduction to one of the best rock bands! When I hear this: I'm 19 years old, it's summer and I'm driving in my first car with my first boyfriend that I ever had a threesome with.
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Sink Like A Symphony
by Fred Thomas
An indiepop classic from a decade ago, only available on sold-out physical media, is now available again, remastered specially for Bandcamp.
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The members of Big Slice rubbed shoulders with Britpop legends like Suede & Echobelly—no surprise when you hear their radiant, hooky songs.
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Desperately Imagining Someplace Quiet
by Disq
Madison, Wisconsin's Disq describes their 90s-era vintage sound as midwestern emo, Scottish power-pop, and all-American indie.
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Korean artist Jay Knife uses ukelele, vocal loops, and an iPad to translate her personal experiences into honest, heartfelt pop music.
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