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Tilang
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Asian Carp
05:25
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Ruby
06:50
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Field Study
08:24
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Brush
06:29
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Bueu
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Orgone
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Pieces of Tape
09:27
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Bitchin Bajas Chicago, Illinois
Cooper Crain
Rob Frye
Daniel Quinlivan
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Promises
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Even at 80 years old, Pharoah Sanders played his tenor sax with the conviction of a gospel preacher. Every second of this album is arrestingly beautiful. As far as I'm concerned, this is essential listening for anyone who considers themselves a fan of music.
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The Way Out of Easy
by Jeff Parker ETA IVtet
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the chillest grooves, filled to the brim with emotion
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Deep Fried Grandeur
by Ryley Walker And Kikagaku Moyo
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I didn't listen to the songs much before, but because of the Tea Parties I organize, I've really grown to like them, and I'm sorry that it's no longer possible to buy the vinyl. Anyway, the songs are absolutely great, they remind me of something from the movie "Y Tu Mamá Tambien," mainly because of the chill hippie "café" atmosphere. I love it—keep creating!
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Under a Cloudy Sky
by Dok-S Project
Japanese composer Syusaku Deguchi builds unexpectedly hooky experimental ambient from glistening electronic samples and field recordings.
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Latitudes
by Mike Nigro & Andrew Osterhoudt
The summer batch from Constellation Tatsu has arrived, and with it, this gorgeous, immersive tape from Mike Nigro & Andrew Osterhoudt.
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Minerals (Versions)
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Mondays at The Enfield Tennis Academy
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This group, also on "The Way Out of Easy," can sustain and deftly shift grooves in an intoxicating way. I wish these performances were twice as long, because they get better and better as the group stretches them out. Brilliant music from a brilliant ensemble.
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