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gary buick

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  1. As The Love Continues
    by Mogwai
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    Tom Colquhoun Just when you start to think that post-rock can't surprise or move you anymore, a big one comes along and hits you fresh. A bit late to the party here, but so glad I came. Favorite track: It's What I Want To Do, Mum.
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    mbx220 I really enjoy every song on this album. It's a no skipper for me. Favorite track: Dry Fantasy.
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    richy49.75 Just so upbeat and feel so positive listening to this. All the bad shit is going away. Everything is going to be alright. Favorite track: Ceiling Granny.
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  2. People & Industry Special Edition
    by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
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    riobranden like the soundtrack to a thriller which never was Favorite track: Polytechnic.
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    aarnoudh As if WRNTDP is playing live in your living room Favorite track: Bonus: Polytechnic.
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    Mark Davies excellent work Sir

    These tracks both nostalgic and timeless - the many layers I'm sure will provide revelations on future listenings.
    Favorite track: Eye See Eye.
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  3. Joseph, What Have You Done?
    by Rainy Miller
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    burningpyre Truly powerful work. The North will rise again. Favorite track: Joseph, What Have You Done?.
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    Tim Mee King Krule meets John Martyn with Tangerine Dream playing the soundtrack!
    Different and epic. Favorite track: Then Casts Shadows, From Afar (A6 - Pendleton)..
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    Tyler Etters 𝔑𝔬𝔯𝔱𝔥𝔢𝔯𝔫 𝔊𝔬𝔱𝔥𝔦𝔠 Favorite track: Vengeance. (feat. Graham Sayle).
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  4. OPVS NOVUM: A Requiem Reworked
    by Penelope Trappes
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  5. Out To Sea
    by CARLTON MELTON
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  1. Plan For The Kidnap Of Princess Anne
    by English Heretic
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    Plan for the kidnap of Princess Anne Plan for the kidnap of Princess Anne
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    Crashy88 This is crazy--spoken word/sound collage on a strange footnote in history, the attempted kidnapping of Princess Anne, based on interviews and contemporary recordings of the people involved. Intense!
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    Angel B. Deeply twisted, and expertly edited, this album is a chilling recounting of the titular plan to kidnap princess anne. the soundscapes used to ramp up tension, along with the clinically cold voice of Ian Ball make this one of the most harrowing albums ever. Favorite track: Plan for the kidnap of Princess Anne.
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  2. Haunt Me, Haunt Me Do It Again
    by Tim Hecker
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    October Pt. 1 October Pt. 1
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    JC A beautifully decaying sonic journey.
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    allieanasu A beautiful experience. Cold and barren, yes, but full of small moments of warmth. It's like being inside on a still and ice cold day, gazing out towards the tundra. Favorite track: Music For Tundra Pt. 1.
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    Slorpanoid An incredibly produced and insanely ahead of its time album. Favorite track: The Work Of Art In The Age Of Cultural Overproduction.
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  3. Konoyo
    by Tim Hecker
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    This life This life
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    c1m5j Tim's best IMO. The closer I listen, the less I believe what I'm hearing is real. So, so much happening in the negative space always
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    jskn tim is a master. Favorite track: A sodium codec haze.
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    Jon Vassa Listening to a Tim Hecker album is rarely ever a time to skip between songs or chose one track in the middle to start things off. Saying that, This Life is a perfect way to begin this audio experience. What I love most about this album though is how Tim seems to be evolving as a musician, patiently honing his skills, and fine tuning his craft. His works improve with each progressive album, while new experiments are woven into the tracks, he still manages to retain his signature sound.
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  4. Circles II
    by worriedaboutsatan
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    Circles II Circles II
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  5. WEB MAX
    by Web Web x Max Herre
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    Akinuba / The Heart (feat. Yusef Lateef) Akinuba / The Heart (feat. Yusef Lateef)
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    Rosemary Nuts Beautiful album. Hard to pick a favourite track
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    nicholas Beautiful - top 4 albums and certainly the best album with a sequel that's just as good. Thank you for all the listening hours. Favorite track: Akinuba / The Heart (feat. Yusef Lateef).
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    robgrew This is one of the best jazz records of recent times.
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  6. The Norwood Variations
    by Drew Mulholland
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    Geographica Mundi Geographica Mundi
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