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Planets
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Iron Fence
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Horology of the Surf
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A Boy
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Hontatedori Japan
A Japanese underground
supergroup of sorts, featuring
veterans Taku Unami,
Moé Kamura, and
Tetuzi Akiyama
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Angel, I heard your interview with Jason Woodbury on Aquarium Drunkard's "Transmissions" podcast today. It was truly remarkable and touched my heart. I bought this album immediately afterward and am so grateful to you for this nourishing music in these strange, trying days. I hope I can time my next trip to Chicago to be able to see you perform live. Thank you!
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The Dream My Bones Dream
by Eiko Ishibashi
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Another compositionally lavish, sterling avant-pop effort from one of the world's most gifted, underappreciated artists
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Electronic Music from the Eighties and Nineties
by Carl Stone
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The real title of this album is "Carl Stone songs you can cry to." Sonali will make you dance, I guess, but then you'll start crying again after that.
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How Will I Live Without a Body?
by LOMA
An earthy yet somewhat chilly record about life, death, and reconnection, the latest from LOMA experiments with a turn towards the gloomy.
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Springs Eternal
by William Doyle
Narratively focused art-pop from the British musician formerly known as East India Youth; features contributions from Brian Eno and others.
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Rising Los Angeles harpist, singer, and composer weaves a vast tapestry of folk, R&B, ambient, psychedelia, and even breakbeat.
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