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The Call
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The First Born
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Ota Benga
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A New Start
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Kash-O-Kashak
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MJ74
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Ave Maria
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For organ and brass
by Ellen Arkbro
I drove for hours in the middle of nowhere, boosting only "For organ and brass" in the car. The sound merged with the landscape and I thought I was into another world.
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Let Night Come On Bells End The Day
by Sarah Davachi
I don't spend a day without listening to something from Sarah Davachi. A day without it is a day lost.
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Moongazing Hare and Trappist Afterland sing songs for Nathan
by Trappist Afterland & Moongazing Hare
Ah! Ye good ol' british acid folk. No wait, they are from Australia what? Wow great.
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Infinity Machines
by Gnod
supported by 11 fans who also own “Mamuthones - s/t”
One of the most thought-provoking political albums I've heard - the power mechanisms being critiqued are always just out of view, implied through seemingly overheard conversations and oppressive, claustrophobic electronics. A direct line could be drawn from punk to this via Swans' Soundtracks For The Blind, except here the anger of punk is completely dissolved into apathy and powerlessness. This is the perfect soundtrack to the modern political landscape.
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No More Running (Deluxe Edition)
by Eve Maret
The Nashville artist’s work has the slippery strangeness of electronic music from the late ’70s and early ’80s.
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Swungert
by Colossal Squid
Adam Betts' new experimental-electronic project teaches a master class in man-versus-machine dynamics that blurs the line between the two entirely.
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