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Halver
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Doubles
01:56
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In the Forest
04:53
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Getting Dressed
03:06
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Step Ball Challenge
06:54
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Fort Evil Fruit Ireland
Irish cassette label.
Time Fades Away. Hell Awaits.
The impetus is seething.
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My heart is beating slower and faster at the same time
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by Oh No Noh + Jenny Berger Myhre + F.S.Blumm
Free-flowing, loosely structured songs that borrow lightly from jazz and ambient but expand in directions all their own.
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by The Evolution of the Arm
True to their “Twin Peaks”-inspired name, Evolution of the Arm make avant-garde music that’s irresistibly creepy.
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by Lia Kohl
The debut LP from the Chicago multidisciplinary artist strikes a bold balance between meticulous structure and improvisation.
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by Eimear Reidy & Natalia Beylis
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Billed as “an arboreal music and research project,” this experimental/sound art duo is inspired by the Robert Frost line, “The woods are lovely, dark and deep.” Performed and recorded outdoors, the cello and keyboards of the pair indeed invoke the spirit of the woods, and, as this is a field recording, including incidental sounds of their live session, like a barking dog, which actually doesn’t detract from the music being performed.
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