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In Search of Spacesby Flying Saucer Attacksupported by
weirdbeer Spent many nights traveling the cosmos with the CD as soundtrack back in the way back. The trip continues.
tri_repetae I dont know why as ive loved both bands for many moons but now that I made the connection between FSA and The Dead C its seems so incredibley obvious . Throw Jim O' Rourke into the mix and this ep is truely essential Favorite track: Part 4.
Otis Nugatory I can't hear the blood rushing in my head over the 10-ft bees living in there and they won't pay rent but they have guitars and weird pedals and have made me the captain of their ship and the smoke keeps growing velvety in my arms and the universe expands with me but hush now droney love I think I'm crashing.more...
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Dubs (5th Tape)by Massive Attack V Mad Professorsupported by
hjoe834 need more of this, relaxing but not boring, "dubbig" but not pushy Favorite track: Weather Storm (Dub).
Craig White Two long-form slices of calming Lounge Dub, and who doesn't need a bit of that these days. Favorite track: Weather Storm (Dub).more...
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Dubs (Tape 7)by Massive Attack V Mad Professorsupported by
Craig White Longform dub mixes? Works for me, inventive and compelling! Favorite track: Spying Glass (Dub) demo.
Veitchy Big ups for making these available to all, great job! Favorite track: Eurochild (Dub) demo.more...
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Holy Island Babyby Sister Ray Daviessupported by
Stevie Moore loving the remix .. I played it on my radio show just the other night ... it got a great response . looking forward to ep being released .. thanks
mighteekittens An amazing refraction by remix contributors brings further warmth and beauty to these Holy Island tracks. Favorite track: Big Ships (Live Guitar Armada Version).more...
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I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand - Live at The Knitting Factory, NYC: May 31, 1998by Acetonesupported by
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The Mothby Cancer Housesupported by
ghosttropics Between its impossibly delicate production, subtly captivating instrumental arrangements, and ghostly soft vocals, The Moth is an album that slips through the cracks of the unconscious mind like spirits drifting through the halls of old abandoned homes and whispers its secrets like a soft wind through dry leaves.
Harrison Phinney A grey mood is established, but hope is present. Austere arrangements which manage to uplift despite their fragility. Vaguely orchestral elements, but no schmaltz. The haunted vocals in Waterscene are a highlight, and I like the buried audio recordings. You get the sense throughout that the musicians are attuned to one another and are playing themselves into a certain hypnotic languor, a comforting gloom.more...
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Southeast of Saturn, Vol. 2by Various Artistssupported by
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Youth At The Summitby Swervedriversupported by
kathrine
Does she wanna subvert her own expectations?
She screams Who the hell do they think
They’re catering for?
Olio Flux Worth it for Satansville Revisited.
olioflux.bandcamp.com Favorite track: Satansville Revisited.more...
mrpaullandini You know a band is special when they can release a collection of B-sides & rarities & it sounds like a Greatest Hits.
Maëlstrom & the Hitcher are two of the finest songs I've ever heard.more...
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The World's Fair EPby Swervedriversupported by
Brian Worthing Another great addition to the Swervedriver catalogue. One of the rare bands who never disappoints. Fantastic stuff. Favorite track: Time Attacks.
Michael Murray Excellent new release from the Oxford guitar scientists! Can't wait for more from this sessioin... Favorite track: Pack Yr Vision.more...
emuhero <Pat Finnerty voice> Beato. Favorite track: Volume Control.more...
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