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Whups & Powns
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The Myth of Futility
02:10
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Fact Check
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Stat
02:41
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Hup Woeowns
02:51
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Pigeon on Chessboard
02:04
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A Song Went Planting
05:09
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Backwoods Buggly
03:43
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Two Farmers On Acid
02:48
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Si, esta
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Church Mice
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Unnecessary Enterprises Bellingham, Washington
DIY home music producer. Longtime admirer of spazzy "interesting" music of all sorts.
Unnecessary Enterprises recommends:
The first release in a regular series of music inspired by images and haiku. If you like experimental electronica, you'll like this. Even within this 'genre' there is an amazing range of sounds.
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THE SUN IS A VIOLENT PLACE
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Magnificently haunting songs that are full of shadow and fog, Sara Ardizzoni’s imposing alto cutting a path through a thicket of guitar.
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An esoteric and eerie live performance from multi-instrumentalist J.P. Shilo conjures up haunting images with a multitude of dark tones.
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Immersion Chamber
by Lunch Money Life
The London band gazes upon the apocalypse with awe rather than dread.
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Apollo Soyuz
by Fuxa & Neil Mackay
featured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 22, 2015
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