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  1. Next Day Shipping
    by Adult DVD
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  2. Vol.II
    by Angine de Poitrine
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    eberload An amazing blend of math rock, funk, disco, and folk. As someone who's been listening to mathcore for about 15 years, I can say this is an album you'll never forget. Favorite track: Utzp.
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    buttercup_m Mind-blowing and sooo catchy! Favorite track: Sarniezz.
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    bird guy This slaps bro straight up flames! Favorite track: Yor Zarad.
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  3. Vol.1
    by Angine de Poitrine
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    misaki8027 J'adore les masques. J'en mais un aussi quand je crée :)
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    AND/OR/NOT(DannyG) EAT STATIC VIBES KICK MUCK!
    Favorite track: Sherpa.
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    StvnWtf4 Surprise aux premières notes, curiosité aux premiers riffs, et au final une énorme claque musicale! on vous attendait depuis longtemps, MERCI !
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  4. Nothing's About to Happen to Me
    by Mitski
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    glysk_the_fan Loving this album. The gently and sometimes cheerfully sung sadnesses. The woven stories. Have listened to it three times in a row since purchasing :) Favorite track: Instead of Here.
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    Cadmium "i keep thinking 'surely somebody will save me', at every turn i learn that no one will" Favorite track: Where’s My Phone?.
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    maruchan_de_pulpo accurate depiction of losing it Favorite track: Where’s My Phone?.
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  5. Bounds
    by Craven Faults
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    EMOMStreams Came across Craven Faults totally by chance but fell in. Its wonderful how the music feels both full and empty. I work from home and this is perfect engaging music to either chill to and almost meditate to or have on while I get on with some complex work (I can't do this with all music). I also love the mystery around who the artists is :). Keep making this kind of music whoever you are :)
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    joegardener Music of place and not mere introspection. There maybe introspection. But introspection is subordinate to the space we find ourselves in.
    I like analogue. You can hear the wires hum and sing. Warm to the touch. Not a digital emptiness. I am enjoying exploring Craven Faults. Climbing. Seeing. Vertigo. Resting. Descending.
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  1. Celestial Power
    by Celestial Power
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    Politics Of Ecstasy Politics Of Ecstasy
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  2. The Big Sin
    by Bucket
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    Cool Truck Cool Truck
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  3. GANS
    by GANS
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    Talk Too Much Talk Too Much
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    bernardyn Great EP from a great duo. Cheers, lads! Favorite track: Harry's Tune.
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    danieldevitt saw you guys in Bedford after a storming show in London....

    cannot tell you how great this album is!!!

    But man oh man ..live this is HEAVEN
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    Rabb These guys are great. Bought the album (Good for the Soul) not really knowing of them. So impressed, went to see them live a week later, even more impressed, amazing energy and lovely guys. This mini album just further strengthens my like for them.
    'GANS IS GOOD FOR THE SOUL'. Favorite track: BUSINESS.
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  4. Sidings + Standers + Erratics & Unconformities
    by Craven Faults
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    Vacca Wall (Erratics & Unconformities) Vacca Wall (Erratics & Unconformities)
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    d-i-sleet I’m only a relative newcomer to CF having seen him live at the Royal Albert Hall but as soon as those first bass loops of Stoneyman hit I was hooked. This selection of albums are a true journey through industrial Yorkshire and the stark countryside surrounding. Listen through good earphones and the multi layered ebbs and flows will have you booking a trip to Selby before you know it. Ok, maybe that last bit is exaggerated but you’ll be hooked, believe me.
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    MKUltra A little bit of everything going on here. Influences from Tangerine Dream [yes, my gf stated that], Loscil, and Carpenter coupled with just enough edge to it to make it stick. Great compilation and working this into immediate rotation.
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  5. The Downward Spiral (Redux)
    by Various Artists
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    March of the Pigs March of the Pigs
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    Saffron Robe There's one track I'm not so keen on, but all the rest are intriguing and stunningly good reinterpretations of the originals.
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    Kevin Heckeler Tough to pick a single track, all of them are great covers with their unique visions of a classic album. Favorite track: Ruiner.
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