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Reuben Maskell

  1. Melbourne, Australia
  2. Alternative
  1. collection 355
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  1. Terra Ignota
    by Krakatau
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    Adam Hipwell Holy moly fellas, this is outstanding… thank you :)
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  2. Live Fake Saxophones
    by Versioning
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  3. Who Gets The Cows?
    by Dog And Fox
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    alexsalt Do You! If you know you know.
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  4. Live in Seattle
    by Etran De L'Aïr
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    craigbirch Just saw this band (twice) at the WOMAD festival in Adelaide, Australia, totally mind blowing performance, truly unique experience, they had the whole crowd dancing.
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  5. Agadez
    by Etran de L'Aïr
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  1. Cosmos
    by Tomé Silva
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  2. Train on the Island
    by Aldous Harding
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    One Stop One Stop
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    Ursula's Crow "I was nine when I left my body... no regrets, just things that will haunt me."
    No one's like Aldous - a true original. Favorite track: Coats.
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    rick she's blue for an amazing reason Favorite track: One Stop.
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  3. Demand to Be Taken to Heaven Alive!
    by Horse Lords
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    Eureka 378-B Eureka 378-B
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  4. Loud Bloom
    by Olof Dreijer
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    Echoed Dafnino (feat. MaMan) Echoed Dafnino (feat. MaMan)
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    fran_farkhanadottir Sonidos y ritmos adictivos para esta primavera-verano! Me ENCANTAAA! Favorite track: Shisandra.
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    Svebbe One of the most groundbreaking producers of the last couple of decades returns with a debut album on dh2, drawing on his glistening, vibrant palette while once again proving his finger is still firmly on the pulse between pop, global dance music, house and techno.
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  5. Wind, Again
    by Sary Moussa
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    I Will Never Write a Song About You I Will Never Write a Song About You
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    magoski "And yet, O Brother—if ever I do, let the ink be blood, and let the paper be mine own skin.

    One day,
    we will be together again.

    Do you hear me, Sister?
    The flags in our hands are not warnings.
    They are roses.
    They are veins.
    They are the maps of where our bodies fall.

    And when the drones descend,
    and when the Trust records,
    and when the world looks away,
    this moment—
    our voices—
    will still bloom.
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    sohme No other words than a transcendent force. Moussa masterfully explores two traditions of sound in one voice. Favorite track: A Storm, a Gift.
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    Levrikon My favorite albums of 2025, #13.
    Incredible soundscapes that run from mournful jazz to haunting ambiance. The split between eastern and western instruments and musical modalities is really well-done and seamless.
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    YETI BOTTLE Sary's second album is an expansion in every way. More instruments, more range, more beauty. Imbalance was one of the best ambient albums I have ever heard, and Mr. Moussa does it again with this new album.

    Great music that is cerebral, beautiful and soothing. Thank you so much for this masterpiece, and it's a pleasure to support amazing artists, like Sary Moussa. Favorite track: A Storm, a Gift.
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