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»Little Brown Dog« just might be the sweetest song I've ever heard. Make sure to check out the video, too!
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Moving quickly between the genres of jazz, this album is buoyant and fun. The guests are a great addition thought the band can carry the album alone. It’s good rainy day music and good sunshine music. The cassette is functional but the design is not interesting; I’d recommend vinyl or digital, though there is warmth to the cassette’s sound.
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The 11th album from Odin Kaban consists of seven gripping, minimal electronic tracks, with skeletal rhythms & ghostly synths.
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Mndsgn out-did himself with this one. His entire catalog is solid, but I find breatharian most compelling. He's definitely been one of my most listened to musicians as of recent months and has been a stepping stone to so many other unique, expiremental sounds.
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