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by Luna Honey & Norman Westberg
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pra hoje:
by Dramón & look ma! no wings
Five striking, ornate songs that have the stillness of ambient music, but are rich in detailed arrangements.
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Sawaasch Garahsch
by Torben Unit Band / 2Morph
Very fine drone jazz from Berlin.
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Death Sequence
by The Physics House Band
On their new EP, the British quartet channel their experimental rock chops into ambitious suites that flow effortlessly.
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