Noise music
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| 2020 | Daniel Wray of The Guardian provides a comprehensive definition of bedroom pop as a home-recorded music genre with a 'dreamy, introspective and intimate' sound, spanning indie, pop, R&B, and emo styles. |
| 2017 | Anthony Carew argued on About.com that the term 'lo-fi' was being misused and should specifically refer to music that sounds like it's recorded on a broken answering machine. |
| 2013 | Bruce Bartlett published 'Practical Recording Techniques', providing a comprehensive guide to lo-fi recording techniques and sound characteristics, including methods for intentionally creating lo-fi sound effects. |
| 2013 | Music critic Adam Harper reflected on the critical discourse surrounding lo-fi music, noting the tendency to overstate Ariel Pink's influence while overlooking predecessors like R. Stevie Moore. |
| September 2011 | Long Gone John revived the label by signing a distribution deal with Independent Label Distribution and immediately released a full-length LP and three 7-inch records by The Ettes. |
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