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Introducing
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312010
01:06
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Watching
00:57
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Calling/Ending
00:01
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Ponder Verge
04:20
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Dis(tear)tion
00:14
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(S)laughter
03:34
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Going
02:12
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Gone
05:06
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Forever
03:03
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Never
00:14
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(S)laughter (Revised)
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#C Cleveland, Ohio
The goals and aspirations this project sets out to accomplish all deal with breaking molds, and the avoidance of falling into one constrained musical theme.
#C recommends:
An Unmedicated Bad Trip
by the Psychodox
A good friend. Psychodox isn't afraid to experiment with different styles within his signature sound. I've got nothing but respect for this dude. He's got a gigantic backlog of music under his belt.
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Bent Knee's Shiney Eyed Babies is a masterpiece of an experimental record. Each song is uniquely different, and they keep you guessing. They'll leave you asking "Where will they go next?!"
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More Skin With Milk-Mouth (2015 Remaster)
by GIRAFFES? GIRAFFES!
Every track on this album is pure gold. This instrumental rock duo (guitar and drums) knows how to jam out with colorful and dynamic skillful composition. Songs don't conform to any basic structures.
go to albumIf you like #C, you may also like:
St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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Infusing live drums with glitched-out guitar fuzz and politically charged bars, Youniss reckons with a world still entrenched in anti-Blackness.
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The Dark Jazz Project
by The Dark Jazz Project
A brain-breaking collision of jazz, noise, and electronic music, The Dark Jazz Project is in a sound world all its own.
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