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   favorite track

   We Are Torn Wide Open

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   An Undying Love For A Burning World (gift given)

   by Neurosis
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   Dlshfie0w an album I didn't realize I needed Favorite track: Seething and Scattered.

   

   Dududil The titans of sludge metal is back. This might well be their best work yet. Heavy, massive, and at times hypnotic. This is the album to hold onto in these desperate times. Favorite track: First Red Rays.

   

   Michael Carter This feels like a new beginning, forget about everything, just focus on this....passion and honesty, bare your soul....ignore ridicule, or tags that try to define you.....a portrait of a world....what's next?

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   favorite track

   orbital breakneck

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   rapid (2026) (gift given)

   by pozvakowski
   rapid (2026)

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   catnipthief I've been a big fan of Pozvakowski since the Mictrotron album, and ever since every new record is a cosmic event. The new album is relatively short and compact, comparing to their earlier releases, but it's the same winning formula of tripped-out heaviness. Jó, hogy vagytok! Favorite track: vomit comet.

   

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   favorite track

   Sunder

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   Cenizas (gift given)

   by Nicolas Jaar
   Cenizas

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   sean a dark and quiet space to lie in and heal from an often disturbing reality Favorite track: Garden.

   

   monodescafeinado La maduración musical de Jaar está en este disco. Siempre regreso y descubro detalles nuevos. Favorite track: Mud.

   

   saishigo A dazzling formidable achievement. If you find it hard to find your bearings when attempting to scale the vast edifice that is CENIZAS, I suggest you explore it in four separate parts following the breakdown of the double vinyl edition: side A consisting of four tracks and sides B through D consisting of three apiece. Doing so will allow you to appreciate even more the careful sequencing of tracks, arranged into meaningful clusters or trios. Favorite track: Hello, Chain.

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   favorite track

   Sparrow Falls

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   Consider The Birds (gift given)

   by Wovenhand
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   tideracer I read some comments/reviews on Bandcamp & tbh they don't always make sense. I hope that this does as I want to convey clearly what I like about an artist or a song for the benefit of those who might be wondering. I find "Wovenhand" a soulful, passionate performer who creates a unique, hypnotic, melodic, drone. If new to his music, I can recommend "Blush Music", also "Secret South" by his earlier group, 16 Horsepower. This one is also good, though. Catch him live if you can.

   

   jmtietjen Not so subtle reminisce of what is to be. Everything I didn’t understand reiterated eloquently. I didn’t want to know.
   Beautiful key notes, percussions, and capo. Sandy loam, volcanic ash, 4900’ elevation. Essence of ash, beefsteak tomatoes, and rosy hips.

   

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   favorite track

   Monkey

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   The Great Destroyer (gift given)

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   zemath When Robert Plant, vocalist of LED-FUCKING-ZEPPELIN chooses to make a cover of one of your songs
   (MONKEY) and not even him is able to capture the ethereal aura that you did when you recorded...and also when his version pales in comparison embracing the listener as the original did.....It means that you are truly making some: Please-Bury-Me-And-Cremate-Me-With-A-Copy-Of-That--Amazing-Out-Of-This-World-Music!!!
   I don't think I need to say more..

   

   mbx220 The flow of this album is a little messed up at times, but the sum is greater than its parts. A great album with many great songs on it. Wonderful, dynamic music as always from Low. Also, we are Pissing out here. Favorite track: When I Go Deaf.

   

   Ryan O'Hara alchemical harmonies paired with the louder parts sustained for greater lengths of time than prior Low albums, which was upsetting to some writers of music narrative on the internet when that mattered to some. a personal favorite. Favorite track: Pissing.

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