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Traumstadt 2 (2018 Remaster)
by Legendary Pink Dots
supported by 4 fans who also own “Don't Menschen The Wör”
Great to have some tracks that are rarities and otherwise you'd never know existed (Jungle, WW6, No Bell) I'll play the wishful critic (as opposed to drooling sycophant) ;) jk guys... Where's all the other wonderful tracks from compilations? 8 years remastering and they're nowhere :( The ORIGINAL Time dance 5+min version, The OG Day at the Dreamies (simply amazing), Happy days, Shoot horses, My baby likes to hurt me, stuff from Stained soma that wasn't on traumstadt? Please, take my money!! :)
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The Seismic Bleats Of Quantum Sheep (Remastered & Expanded)
by Legendary Pink Dots
supported by 4 fans who also own “Don't Menschen The Wör”
Love the Dots. So different, so weird. The music is sublime, the style...who knows, who cares!. The vocals and lyrics, different!. This is the strangest of the Dots albums I've had the pleasure of hearing and I just had to have a vinyl copy...excellent.
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Purple Vellocet
by Purple Vellocet
Killer psych rock coming from Bilbao, Spain.
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No Preview
by Hannya White
Stark and fascinating analog synth songs cross-wired with crazy rhythms & spoken word to disorienting effect.
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Back in Heaven
by Skyler Skjelset
Skyler Skjelset of Fleet Foxes goes experimental on this full-length, which combines elements of drone and minimalism with indie rock.
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Tres Aeropuertos Juntos
by XNIDA
Argentinian producer XNIDA makes dense experimental techno that burbles with nervous modular synth lines and churns with industrial rhythms.
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Viridescens
by Francesco Cavaliere & Tomoko Sauvage
Experimentalists Francesco Cavaliere & Tomoko Sauvage were inspired by lush green landscapes and kankyō ongaku on this collaborative LP.
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