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Electronic_Enforcer

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  1. Pagan Athletes
    by Pagan Athletes
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    tinman73 I never would have thought that two people, a drum kit and a keyboard would make such raucous electro-punk! Don't you just love being wrong....i know i do!!!
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    johnblc Like nothing you have experienced. A controlled chaos that hits hard and takes you places you haven't been to before. Do yourself a favor and check this out!
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  2. Landlocked
    by Pagan Athletes
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    tinman73 More electro-punk explosions from the brothers Wolf!
    Apparently they like standing in cornfields dressed as sailors at weekends.. Each to their own I guess
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    Derek DeGroot Makes me want to burn down my work place, fly to Nebraska and audition for Pagan Athletes. Favorite track: Sailor.
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  3. Dude Incredible
    by Shellac
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    e a You destroyed nature 🍄‍🟫
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    Lovdahl, Ian HAND OVER HAND OVER HAND OVER HAND OVER HAND Favorite track: Dude Incredible.
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    Swamp CHristmas Albini is a legend. There's so much expert tension and precision in this album. It's as sharp in it's execution as it is in its subject matter.

    RIP Cooking Blog Guy
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  4. MAKE
    by Luge
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    Daniel S Whoops, I guess I sould have actually read the digital download description. I didn't realize I only had to buy one ep or the other to get the full 12 tracks. Nonetheless, this is one of the best albums of the year so far and Luge's best work to date
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  5. Funny Dream
    by Kissing Gate
  1. Los Orientales de Paramonga 1972-1976 (Analog Africa No.45)
    by Analog Africa
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    San Patricio San Patricio
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    themangotree While I am generally more of a fan of the African rather than the Latin AA releases this is an exception. No sense that some of the tracks were there to fill out an album when the supply of gems has run out. You won't be skipping anything here. A few variations on the 'Guajira' theme are included and a sound to western ears that's more rooted in the early 1960s than 1970s and all the better for it. Highly recommended.
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  2. MALL-O-CAUST
    by P.H.F.
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    Don't Cry (It's Part Of Throwing Up) Don't Cry (It's Part Of Throwing Up)
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    avie!! the most perfect 90s teenage angst vibes mixed with a distorted noise/garage rock sound ive never seen any other act hit upon Favorite track: Hitch-hike (Kleenex).
  3. Sour
    by Baggie
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    Open Blinking Mouth Open Blinking Mouth
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    Sim Ciudad very musical and storytelling Favorite track: Downtown Scene.
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    avie!! saturday night vomit club (affectionate) Favorite track: Jai Alai.
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  4. Materia
    by Julia Holter
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    Fantasy Fantasy
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  5. Escrito en Agua
    by Diles Que No Me Maten
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    Hiriku Hiriku
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    The Tonearm "I wouldn’t be happy being the kind of artist whose only responsibility is to dream and record. I like to write the poems, sew the paper for the books, and then sell them myself. I believe that by doing so, art stays connected to life and can connect more deeply with people."

    Check out our interview with Jonás Derbéz of Diles Que No Me Maten on The Tonearm ✨→ www.thetonearm.com/chasms-sense-diles-que-no-me-maten-borrowed-light/ Favorite track: Perquisidor.
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