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By The Time
03:43
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Your New Babe
03:26
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Yurikago
02:25
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Follarte
04:46
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Ganymede
01:19
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The First Seed
04:35
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Our Little Bit
03:07
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Animal Engines
04:32
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Agriates
04:38
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The Rest Of Us
03:27
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Tera Tera
04:33
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Hyperjazz Records Rome, Italy
Super intense music, from those who are in the know. Above usual routines, towards new heights and rituals. Beyond genres, leaning towards musical mutation and social evolution. Involvement, interpretation and insight.
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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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A meditation on grief and loss, this experimental collaboration between Luna Honey and Norman Westberg is both haunting and touching.
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In These Times
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Unlike any other. Its feel is both reflective and down to earth, and the compositions are easily differentiated despite their relative shortness. Not only a pleasure to listen to, this album is rhythmically complex, but not in a maddening, hard to process way. Also, very clever album title.
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