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Westminster Fuller
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Confessor
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Last Day Of September
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Crowning
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Motionslob
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Bear Bare
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Secret Ancient Man
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Pinch Coach
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Another Day For Lil' Me
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Tiny Colonel
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Corespondents Seattle, Washington
2-12 piece instrumental, 20 years, basement, strings and things, trans-national? Did we say 20 years? Uhhh, from post-rock to post-context? Can someone else do this?
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Entre el sueño y la vigilia
by Vicco
It's such a tranquil place it takes you too. reminds of the best part of the hottest days of our trips to mexico
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Legendary band from GDL all its members have gone on to make more beautiful and amazing music. Look out for great music from Arango, Lemat, Caicedo and others
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Lucidly Experiencing Magic And Truth
by LEMAT
Lemat is the genius of Anton Cerda. It's playful and deep at the same time. we can't wait to see what he'll do next
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Bodhi Cheetah's Choice
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Prana Crafter’s “Bodhi Cheetah’s Choice” is an album of mystic, drifting guitar work alternately haunting and searing.
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From L.A. comes the latest from post-rock outfit bondo, with tendrils of spindly guitar snaking through arid percussion.
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Boston post-punk outfit Junk Ranchers broke up in 1986 before this, their debut album, was released; darkly melodic, it's a long-lost gem.
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