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Christopher Elmore Kodak, Tennessee
Christopher Elmore (they/them) makes art and music informed by their personal experiences with mental health and mourning. Their instrument of choice is an ever-evolving modular synthesizer, used to craft longform minimalist droneworks and explore generative composition techniques. ... more
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And Suddenly Everything, Absolutely Everything, Was There
by Various Artists
I curated this massive 41-track, 4+ hour long compilation to benefit Keith Utech and his children after his wife Kim passed away earlier this year.
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Black Feather Under Your Tongue
by Toby Driver and Nick Hudson
Toby Driver is one of the busiest and most inspiring people I know. Subscribe to his Bandcamp. You won't regret it.
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Does Spring Hide Its Joy
by Kali Malone (featuring Stephen O’Malley & Lucy Railton)
supported by 7 fans who also own “G.O.”
I listened to this album while walking home on May Day and had a transcendent experience.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “G.O.”
"The paradox of an infinite string of unique moments informing the repetitive nature of being. The Unification of Inner and Outer Life as the last track’s title suggests? That’s probably impossible. But this album might help getting closer to that goal. Music triggering the weight and scale of the human experience." my review on Veil of Sound: https://veilofsound.com/2024/02/26/Kali_Malone-All_Life_long.html
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The long-running NYC group's full-length debut explores the various guises of minimalism in music, from Krautrock to post-rock.
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A Second Invitation To An Uninterrupted Katabatic Lens
by Decolonize Your Mind Society
This Hungarian psych-jazz collective works with tonality and tuning to challenge what we think of as catchy according to Western modes.
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