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Jebatron

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  1. favorite track
    its own dimension
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    now i imagine a place not the same
    by David Torn
    now i imagine a place not the same
    by David Torn
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    Karloff Torn on vinyl! 🤘😎🤘
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    Bleeding edge
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    Rejoining
    by Thomas Bush
    Rejoining
    by Thomas Bush
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    Reason Burst Open (And Out You Tumbled)
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    Gleams & Louring
    by Alex Macfarlane
    Gleams & Louring
    by Alex Macfarlane
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    Like Swimwear
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    Happy Today
    by Jeff Parker ETA IVtet
    Happy Today
    by Jeff Parker ETA IVtet
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    Peter Richardson Love everything Jeff touches! such a fantastic contribution as always and I always enjoy hearing his new output. Favorite track: Happy Today.
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    I Don't Like The Old King
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    Nature Reversed
    by Ashley Reaks
    Nature Reversed
    by Ashley Reaks
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    Nickie Harte Kelly Ashley Reaks has issued another fine release, which sounds unmistakenly like him, and no one else. These songs are all inspired by the Yorkshire Dales, but don’t expect them to be cheerily bucolic because of that. These are dark dales, where the wanderer is struggling with angst and faces his own inner familial demons. He eventually succeeds, finding a sort of peace after he has faced them and the storms have passed. Favorite track: Deep Inside Our Silent Sorrow.
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    Me Neither
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    Me Neither
    by James Elkington
    Me Neither
    by James Elkington
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    JML merry christmas to me! even though I do love his lyrics, this is a fine and oftentimes strange instrumental album that deeply satisfies.
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    The Occult (Dice I)
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    Nothing is Sacred
    by Markus Reuter OCULUS
    Nothing is Sacred
    by Markus Reuter OCULUS
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    Carsten Pieper And yet another breathtaking adventurous approach of Markus Reuter (as always with great collaborators) to the fine art of progressive music. Mind you, I'm a big fan of what should be (and is) called retro prog, but if you're looking for something really progressive, don't look for, say, Wobbler (I love them!), but probably in this direction ;-) Favorite track: The Occult (Dice I).
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    Jerry F "Oculus" has quickly become one of my favorite Markus Reuter releases. Markus used a different Oculus grid structure for each track here to limit what each of the musicians could play during each of the improvisations. These inherent limitations eliminated the cliche "licks" that usually occur for many musicians during improvisation. All of the musicians involved are amazing and worked together here perfectly. For listeners who like innovative music that pushes boundaries, this is a must. Favorite track: Nothing is Sacred (Dice II).
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    Nick Bradey From strength to strength. Immaculate musicians interacting to create a magical set .
    I will now check the concurrent release .
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    Frank Hardlic Maturely insane and exciting! Favorite track: Nothing is Sacred (Dice II).
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    Cludges
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    An Erstwisle Alphabestiary: Book One
    by Nick Prol & the Proletarians
    An Erstwisle Alphabestiary: Book One
    by Nick Prol & the Proletarians
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    Thomas Gelfer Mind and heart expanding avant-prog that's creatively off the charts but ultra catchy as well. The musicianship is excellent but never overshadows the joy it sounds like everyone had while creating this awesome album. Can't wait for Part 2! Favorite track: Emitones.
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    Adam Pearson A huge leap forward for weird music and new music alike. I'm now locked in just to know what creature might be lurking next. Kavus Torabi on some spoken bits! Favorite track: Birth Gourd.
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    Stephen Weigel A satisfying blend of quirkiness and strangeness that keeps me hooked and following along! Really appreciate the work put into this amazing album. I enjoy the thick bass lines, sick riffs, disembodied vocals, and spacey guitar licks. It’s hard to choose a favorite track. Favorite track: Jelonomi.
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    Ukusa
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    Ts'iibil Chaaltun
    by Dennis Gonzalez's Ataraxia
    Ts'iibil Chaaltun
    by Dennis Gonzalez's Ataraxia
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    jason o Deeply spiritual vibes, with players that know when to lock into the groove and when to step back. Fans of Jon Hassell's Fourth World will be truly rewarded here.
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    Prelude to the Haze of Sleeplessness
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    The Haze Of Sleeplessness
    by Ståle Storløkken
    The Haze Of Sleeplessness
    by Ståle Storløkken
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    Sombaweh
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    Sombaweh
    by Idris Lawal
    Sombaweh
    by Idris Lawal
    Track 00:00/00:00
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    Side A
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    Black Plastic Singing Flats Vol. 3
    by Little Axe Records
    Black Plastic Singing Flats Vol. 3
    by Little Axe Records
    featured track 00:00/00:00
    Side A Side A
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    Will feels like like a club
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    Clark Travagini every thing on this compilation flows so well together
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    side c (WHOADIES BARBEQUE)
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    HYPE WILLIAMS / PARADISE SISTERS "Crowned Regional Sadat X Awareness Project"
    by Hype Williams
    HYPE WILLIAMS / PARADISE SISTERS "Crowned Regional Sadat X Awareness Project"
    by Hype Williams
    featured track 00:00/00:00
    side c (WHOADIES BARBEQUE) side c (WHOADIES BARBEQUE)
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    D.T.A.W.O. (Deprogramming The Atonist World Order)
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    Techxodus
    by Speaker Music
    Techxodus
    by Speaker Music
    featured track 00:00/00:00
    D.T.A.W.O. (Deprogramming The Atonist World Order) D.T.A.W.O. (Deprogramming The Atonist World Order)
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    Lord Dubious Relentless drum programming. Fittingly dark and aggressive. Favorite track: Dr. Rock's PowerNomics Vision.
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    mandr8ke Pulsing with energy through the fusion of jazz and gospel, a theatrical soundtrack for Black past, present and future. Favorite track: Astro-Black Consciousness.
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    slow wild drills into your brain.
    in a good way. Favorite track: Jes' Grew.
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    Oh, the Sky!
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    Day Fever
    by Dear Reader
    Day Fever
    by Dear Reader
    featured track 00:00/00:00
    Oh, the Sky! Oh, the Sky!
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    Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) Another lucky find, while I was searching for something else. "Dear Reader" is the solo project of singer-songwriter Cherilyn MacNeil. Originally from Johannesburg, South Africa, she resides in Germany now. The tag "chamber pop" stated below is applicable in a way, at least giving the proper expectation of something sophisticated, while being accessible as well. On the other hand, this music is neither chamber music, nor pop in a strict sense. I file it under "elaborate alternative rock". Favorite track: Nothing Melodious.
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