The debut single from Lund's Törner Cryda arrives with the dusty perfume of a decade that refused to play it safe. This Swedish quintet has fashioned something peculiar and beguiling from the bones of prog rock and psychedelia, a track that feels less like homage than archaeological excavation – as befits a band largely composed of history and archaeology students.

There's a peculiar authenticity to bedroom-recorded grunge that no amount of studio polish can replicate. CrazySeed's "Let it be Alone," released this December from his Lisbon home studio, captures precisely that unvarnished essence—the sound of someone wrestling with their demons and winning, if only for three minutes.