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Alex Johnson - The Kiss
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Calvin Keys - Touch
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Batang Frisco - Myth
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Bob Siebert - Rain
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Reach - Gold Dust Twins
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REACH
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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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January 2025 - Some good songs on here. Others feel a bit laboured. Overall good though.
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Bought this for the periodical, but was pleasantly surprised by the music content. Numero really does find the best forgotten gems of yesterday. Enjoyed the upbeat track #2 with its loose drums and twangy guitar.
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Available on grey 2xLP, Susumu Yokota’s 2001 album “Will” pulses with dazzling keys and deep grooves.
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An unplugged acoustic set from the French post-rock collective offers an intimate atmosphere filled with gentle melancholy.
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Step on Step
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I didn’t even know I was looking for this record, and then it found me. Holy cow, it’s so great. Drum machine and a variety of keyboards, the occasional overdubbed layers of understated vocals, and little skeletons of songs that sound terrific just the way they are. A minimalist odyssey for sure.
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