miesomielone Real rollercoaster through time and (sound)space in MENA. Love playing it with my morning coffe Favorite track: Douaa - Haditouni.

plasticwrap honestly one of the best compilation records I've ever heard. would make a fantastic movie soundtrack album Favorite track: Tony Benn Feghaly - Free Blow (Dub Version).

lokam Every time I was listen to this song, a smile appears on my face. Favorite track: Zohra - Badala Zamana.

pepa3 Blessed to be Peruvian and had the opportunity to jam to some of these bangers in the jungle Favorite track: La Trochita.

pigeon1 A late Christmas gift to a Peruvian friend and colleague fighting with cancer
edit: the colleague healed!

zeitgarten Long ago everthing was brighter, even the future.

sophiebbls If that second album comes out then I hope it's even better than this. Cojum Dip is a wild album from a wild band with wild songs and it earns that reputation. It's only problem is that a few tracks can drag, but then again, this is the album where it switches from rock to jazz sometimes, so I can't be that upset. Favorite track: Waltz in E-major, Op. 15 "Moon Waltz".

pinkifungus This whole album is beautiful dance between chaos and harmony, it´s like one of the most exciting and fun experiences I could have had with music the first time I heard it since a couple of years ago when I was using my brand new spotify account, and Moon Waltz just KICK IN so WILDY that I never turned back from there, it was basically my introduction to all this Tally Hall related music Favorite track: Waltz in E-major, Op. 15 "Moon Waltz".

sgtjelly Dope stuff. The way this album surfs through different genres so smoothly is nothing short of a highly impressive feat. Favorite track: 134340 Pluto.

Lemon Rind Great sound, and the guitar lick in Catita is unreal. Favorite track: Catita.

Markus Bader This came quite unexpected, listened to it in flac on my way to work this morning, what a great album is this!!! Will listen properly this evening, but this ranks high in my AA's best list!!! Thanks a lot, and thanks for the pdf-liners!