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louange

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  1. Nekkuja
    by Marina Herlop
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    Bea Gee Прекрасная музыка Favorite track: Reina Mora.
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    Gustavo Zapico Wordless, Herlop never disappoints. Favorite track: Reina Mora.
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    New Music Jason This album is my Feature Pick for October 20 - 20, 2023 on my New Music page:

    newmusicjason.wordpress.com/2023/10/27/the-new-music-im-listening-to-with-some-sense-of-decency-this-week-october-21-27-2023/ Favorite track: Busa.
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  2. Fractured Whole
    by Cruel Diagonals
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    magoski Dust rises,
    drone hums ,
    lovers sip
    pretending Eden,
    operator yawns, not seeing girl spinning a sling of defiance, silence wound tight then released, collapsing into lovers’ eyes wide shut,
    "as more and more people", she says to him,
    looking at the dusty caravan,
    " they're trying to flee the war that is on all sides" "Do we go south", she says. "Or do we go to the Sea", says he.
    They pause
    Look into each other's eyes
    The coffee is good
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    Anthony Owsley Enya for the Upside Down. Soothing and unnerving in the same sitting. It's a wonderful place to be. Favorite track: Reconciliation.
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    Family Feet March 2023 - Well, this was lovely. My favourite for 2023. Favorite track: Heavy Is The Sea.
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    John Seltenreich I love jazz, especially the London/Bristol jazz scene. And there's a lot to be said for the starker Scandinavian music scene. And as ll the Canadian post rock pressings are impressive. But man is this good. This is just brilliant. It's hard to imagine when 2023 comes to an end that this isn't a to op ten release for anyone who has as tumbled upon this amazing but poorly covered artist. get the word out, Cruel Diagnosis is here.
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  3. Roots
    by Adama
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  4. Wadoo
    by Floid
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  5. Signs
    by Tony Renaissance
  1. Kinematic Optics EP
    by Polar Inertia
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    Floating Away Fire Floating Away Fire
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    Engelram If this is how the coming AI uprising and nuclear winter sounds like, I'm in.
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    Moteka What an album ! Vertical Ice is an awesome reinterpretation of old school goa. This 11 minute journey alone shows the diversity and talent of Polar Inertia. Favorite track: Vertical Ice.
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    Defcon Polar Inertia equals buy on sight. Probably the best act to emerge from the French scene in recent years. Favorite track: Vertical Ice.
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  2. So Help Me God
    by Kelsey Lu
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    Running To Pain Running To Pain
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  3. Amelia
    by Laurie Anderson
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    India And On Down to Australia (feat. Anohni) India And On Down to Australia (feat. Anohni)
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    sleepyreason I think this is one of Laurie Anderson's best. Almost had me weeping.
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    CREATIVE MYSTERY WoW , what a Journey !
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    Hail The Goer like a meditation, the mind relaxes while somewhere else something works, cleaning away the dust and cobwebs, and suddenly all that's left to do is listen

    one hour later, you've traveled the world with Amelia Earhart, as Amelia Earhart

    Laurie has always pushed the boundaries of what music can be, and this is no different. It's sublime music that is more than music, storytelling that is more than a story.

    Thanks for the beauty and inspiration. Favorite track: India And On Down to Australia (feat. Anohni).
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  4. On Flotte
    by Parabolique
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    On Flotte On Flotte
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  5. Salmoni
    by Salmoni
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    Ancora (F. Gillono) Ancora (F. Gillono)
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