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Rain
03:42
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Ash
06:52
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Bond
05:14
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Undyed
08:53
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Inn
09:41
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Laburnum
04:48
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Christina Ruf Vienna, Austria
An experimental cellist from Vienna, Austria.
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Another stellar release from this long-lived ensemble. Though the King Crimson influence is obvious & that comparison unavoidable, these guys have made many great recordings that can't be categorized as 'mere copies'. The perfect balance of aggressive riffing and serene soundscapes.
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Stream for Consciousness Vol. 1
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I love all of this series - Markus’s performances and craft is a great inspiration.
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Anchor and Burden
by Markus Reuter
supported by 13 fans who also own “Leeward”
This music is profoundly moving and unsettling, in keeping with the background issues of Covid and likely impending ecological catastrophe. How do I explain this to my grandchildren when they are able to comprehend what is happening to our planet ? Markus has captured my concerns perfectly.
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Leader of Minneapolis bands like Miami Dolphins steps out with lo-fi, nicely noisey, guitar-driven solo album.
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Ritualistic layers of quivering cello anchor this work of eerily delicate experimental electronica.
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Telepathic Music Vol. 1
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True to their “Twin Peaks”-inspired name, Evolution of the Arm make avant-garde music that’s irresistibly creepy.
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Kosmonautik Pilgrimage
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This supergroup from Berlin is the true heir of the improvising King Crimson of the 1973-74, 2000, and the 1997-99 ProjeKcts periods. Amazing! Advise not to do ironing, dishwashing, dogwalking, or child care while listening to it.
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