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Preludio
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Tabula Rasa
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Raga Of The XXII Century
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Pax Aeterna
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Postludio
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Discrepant London, UK
Discrepant: inconsistent; conflicting; at variance [from Latin discrepāns, from discrepāre to differ in sound, from dis-1 + crepāre to be noisy]
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Endgame Of The Anthropocene (ESP-Disk' 9/22/17)
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While a dire fantasia—a nightmare future Earth where only Antarctica remains habitable—looms over these eight instrumentals, Talibam!’s impulse is to throw a spiked Slurpee party at the end of the world.
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On The Pedestrian Side
by Angela Sawyer
A fearless cult figure from New England's underground scene, Sawyer's no-fi experiments with everyday objects and body sounds are greatly rewarding to those who have the patience and curiosity to give them a chance.
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Carbon
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The first LP from this duo crates a sonic portrait of a world wracked by climate change.
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The Practice of Love
by Jenny Hval
The experimental artist takes on intimacy and disconnection in her latest—and most accessible—work.
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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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