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the dull noon
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spring, an implosion
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sleeping caiote
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sunrings
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(Donnie) Ray Robertson recommends:
where stems meet noise
by mac rogers
where the music of wsmn goes is often unexpected, and yet, always finds the sweet spot. sonically rich, emotionally dynamic, and driven by heart - this work is truly original.
go to albumat any given moment, this record is nothing short of awesome. catharsis achieved. m gira would be proud.
go to albumthe ultimate springtime record, no questions asked.
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Two Cares Due None
by Absolutely Free
This lustrous analog synth LP from the Toronto trio is their first film soundtrack, aiming to capture the alchemy of creativity.
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