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Caller 503
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First Day
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J'Attends
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Infinite Hold
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Press 7
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Toxic Work Environment
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Please Leave A Message
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Emily Hopkins New York, New York
Harpist who uses effect pedals
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supported by 19 fans who also own “Music To Hold On To”
Random suggestion from the Art as Catharsis label guy. At times it sounds like… djent with a harp instead of a guitar? This is really cool. My only regret is not finding out about this stuff before the “unusual instruments” episode of the webradio thingy I co-host.
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EARTHBLADE ~ Across the Bounds of Fate
by Lena Raine
supported by 8 fans who also own “Music To Hold On To”
i've only listened to this album once before now, but it def made its mark. i've been thinking about this album all year. i know jack-shit what earthblade was gonna be about, but this record gives me an idea of what it was gonna FEEL like. the first time i listened to this, i wanted to cry.
go to albumsupported by 8 fans who also own “Music To Hold On To”
One of the best metal records of the decade. Goes pretty hard, with very well written riffs and intricate songs. Definetely another banger by KGLW.
go to albumFrom harpist Sarah Pagé comes an album that feels like a fairy tale, full of mystic beauty and gentle, fluttering melodies.
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e.g., rhapsodic
by Shakespeare and the Blues
The latest from the excellent New Orleans label Nouveau Electric is this hypnotic blend of jazz & hip-hop.
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To Lower the Fever of Feeling
by Yea Big, Jon Byler Dann, and Tatsuya Nakatani
An improvised jazz assault led by avant-garde bass clarinet melodies and dynamic tilt-a-whirls, overwhelming in the best possible sense.
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