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Exorcist Blues
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Spellcaster Blues
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Teotl is the Totality
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Bass Blood Jaranan Doom
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Cave Song Supreme
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The Sun Is My Blood
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Arrington de Dionyso Olympia, Washington
Arrington de Dionyso conjures Utopic Spaces with multiphonic vocal work & minimalist instrumentation. It's shamanic seance meets rock and roll ecstasy; “TRANCE PUNK” combining traditional ritual trance, electrified experimental approaches, dancehall rhythms, gamelan scales and mystically inspired Indonesian incantations. Shocking and hallucinatory, MALAIKAT DAN SINGA always aims to channel Spirit. ... more
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Live at Turn! Turn! Turn! w special guest David Watson on 1.31.2019
by THIS SAXOPHONE KILLS FASCISTS
This Saxophone Kills Fascists with very special guest- veteran NZ by way of NYC improviser David Watson on bagpipes!
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OTR have created some classic music/art that the main stream miss out on but will catch up with in another 20 years (their loss) when they finally realise and induct OTR into the Rock n Roll hall of fame.... twas ever thus with all meaningful life changing sounds, this rocks! Respect.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Sacred Mushroom Songs”
Floor-to-ceiling Boris ragers! It’s like they looked back on songs like Statement and Woman On the Screen and said “let’s do a whole album like that!” Most of these tracks don’t even pass 3 minutes! Zerkalo holds up the middle with some anguished doom. In the end, *NO* is as strong and declarative as it’s title.
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L'Esprit de Nyege 2020
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great diversified compilation from a label that never disappoints
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I was too young to hear silence
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Free jazz saxophonist explores negative space on a vast, improvised work recorded in a L.A. parking structure.
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Aftermath
by Luna Honey & Norman Westberg
A meditation on grief and loss, this experimental collaboration between Luna Honey and Norman Westberg is both haunting and touching.
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