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Spanish Love Songs, Liquid Mike and Slayyyter make this week's AP A-sides list

The Nov. 6 roundup collects ten new tracks, with Her New Knife, Scro, GANG! and Narrow Head's Kora Puckett also featured.

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Spanish Love Songs, Liquid Mike and Slayyyter make this week's AP A-sides list
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Spanish Love Songs, Liquid Mike and Slayyyter are among the names featured in the latest edition of AP A-sides, the weekly song roundup published every Friday by Alternative Press. The Nov. 6 list gathers ten tracks released over the past week.

Spanish Love Songs appear with "New Fears," while Liquid Mike land on the list with "Inanimate Object" and Slayyyter with "hey boyyy." Her New Knife's "lyre" and Scro's "Out of My Skin" are also included.

Rounding out the selection are Boys Noize's "Nächstenliebe," featuring Brutalismus 3000, GANG!'s "DEATHWISH," smush's "john dearly," untitled halo's "how to make your love (stay)" and "In My Veins," a solo track from Narrow Head's Kora Puckett.

The publication notes that the playlist follows no fixed genre rules. Because the meaning of alternative keeps shifting, the editors simply pick the songs they kept returning to during the week, which this time spans heavy electronic music, emo and shoegaze-leaning sounds.

AP A-sides is updated weekly and works as a snapshot of each week's new releases, alongside the magazine's monthly album release calendar.

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