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Inward Eyeby Spacemothsupported by
Julian Imagine the immaculate conception: STEREOLAB, PATTI SMITH, LAURIE ANDERSON, and JULIE RUIN. The progeny of the United Colonies—an analogue piece of Proggy regret and want...
StrangeFlow So cool & modern psychedelic music! If you like Stereolab, Krautrock (Neu,Can),King Gizzard, Tame Impala or great music related with that musical bubble, you might wanna listen to this colorful, creative and well crafted prismatic butterfly made of sonic waves :) Great Summer soundtrack! Favorite track: A Photograph Replaced My Mind.more...
Phil GE Wonderful textures, catchy beats, trippy moods, retro and modern sensibility. Great dancing, driving, and working music.more...
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El $kahxa the best f*in album to take you whereever you need to be going <3
Javier Monitor En la nave a todo volumen <3 <3 <4more...
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Providence Popfest 2026by Providence Popfest
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Continue?by Super Cassettesupported by
fruit-batt I keep switching which track is my favorite, I think whichever one I'm currently listening to is my favorite one Favorite track: Continent.
pikohhh im gay and i love this album Favorite track: Bones.more...
gimpleg Everyone needs to hear this album. It's seriously going to be on my must listen list for years to come, if not the rest of my life. Flawless song construction and execution Favorite track: Bastille Day.more...
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Late, It's Raining!by Vérité Synthétiquesupported by
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3+3by Tomeka Reid Quartetsupported by
rgaither Very creative compositions contained here, including expansive tonal explorations and soundstage, eclectic timbres, and prismatic texturing. Chicagoan Tomeka Reid is an excellent composer and cellist. She swings, but in delicate balance with formal contours of classical stylings and control. Speaking of style, Ms. Reid's is unique among free jazz musicians. Heady and beautiful and playful, this is a strong, signature outing.
florenday el mejor disco de jazz del año!
monksbird My vote for album of the year. Playful compositions, adventurous, telepathic playing by master musicians (magicians) at the top of their game. Very well recorded. Runs the full spectrum between dense and free to hard swinging. It’s probably a cliche to say it by now, but Mary Halvorson on any recording=instant buy. Highest recommendation!
daniemusique Belle surprise en musique jazz et d'improvisation pour ma collection de 2024.more...
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Pithby Tomas Fujiwarasupported by
Jonathan Pryor A vibraphone performance that doesn't annoy me. I didn't think it was possible but the balance and chemistry between these three is special. Overall, and excellent offering! And YES! You CAN set and listen to this album multiple times in a row! Favorite track: Resolve.
Barry Silver Tomas Fujiwara masterfully composes a perfect platform to appreciate the range of delicacy, power, and swing of Reid and Brennan. A highlight recording for all three.
LawrenceSelden I love this album because of the interplay between the 3 musicians and because I can play the album on repeat for hours and it sounds like a brand-new album every ~36 min. Also, my partner's ears pricked up right away when I played this one and and she's not a jazz fan per se.
db15 This album is amazing. Please come back to the Lilypad.more...
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These Things Remain Unassigned (singles, compilation tracks, rarities & unreleased recordings)by Thinking Fellers Union Local 282supported by
ps0m These sound great. Different and great. And Brian Hageman wrote about my girlfriend's panties in his tour diary. :p
Otis Nugatory "The alpha and omega of great ideas in rock music," as someone put it in the '90's. Weird music for weird people, strongly recommended for the adventurous. Odd yet compelling, smart yet gutsy: TFUL were one of the unacknowledged legends. Favorite track: Ed Sullivan.more...
M.G. Turnis Fantastic comp of some hard to find classics from the Fellers! Don't pass up on this one if you see it in a record store! Favorite track: Blank Eyed Devil.more...
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Some Kinda Love: Performing The Music Of The Velvet Undergroundby The Feeliessupported by
Pete The Feelies are the Velvets’ true heirs, and the perfect band to reinterpret their songs, with a consistency of tone that the originals often lacked. Great performance—wish I had been there. Favorite track: All Tomorrow's Parties.
Paul E E B Thank you for being part of our lives going on 45 years. Saw this show and glad to have it on vinyl. Yung Wu indeed!more...
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From the Fish Housesby The Bibssupported by
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Children of the Forestby Milford Graves, Arthur Doyle, Hugh Gloversupported by
josh bullard This record is truly unique experience. I can’t really describe the feeling of it. A very inspiring record that any free improviser should listen to and take notes from. “Children of the Forest” along with the recently released “WEBO” have greatly influenced my drumming and flute playing, and my general outlook on music. Thank you to Black Editions Archive for releasing this masterpiece. Favorite track: March 11, 1976 III.
Biscuit Professor Graves always amazes, this lost session from a week prior to the recording of his classic "Babi" is a welcome addition to his discography.more...
shuffle_boil The last time I put Messrs Graves, Glover, and Doyle on the stereo (Babi, at Corbett vs Dempsey), the neighbor came downstairs — the only time in 14 yrs — to see “if I was ok.” Now moved away, Rita says she still imagines hearing “my music”more...
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