"Russell Gunn’s recording “The Sirius Mystery” is a progressive, dynamic and
compelling four part master work, genre bending musical odyssey blending “Jazz”,
EDM, American Trap, African Drums, Dub Step and Charlie Parker improvisation
in a four movement suite that is inspired by and based on the Mythology of the
mysterious Dogon Tribe of Mali."

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Originally meant to be broadcast almost exactly 70 years ago today,
but was banned by French radio. Later, it was privately broadcast to
an invited audience in an abandoned cinema in late February, 1948.


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Listening to Wolfgang Voigt's Gas recordings in the car
(gonna see him next month) and started thinking of our
old friend Bill Basinski who's seemed to have gain some
notoriety in the past decade. My wife and I haven't seen
him in about 40 years, but when we do, we might ask him
if he'll be continuing in this direction for very much longer.

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PORTAL MOTHERFUCKER.

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A Tribe Called Quest - Beats, Rhymes and Life (1996)
Hip hop, Alternative hip hop, East Coast hip hop, Jazz rap

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1. "Phony Rappers"
2. "Get a Hold"
3. "Motivators"
4. "Jam"
5. "Crew"
6. "The Pressure"
7. "1nce Again"
8. "Mind Power"
9. "The Hop"
10. "Keeping It Moving"
11. "Baby Phife's Return"
12. "Separate/Together"
13. "What Really Goes On"
14. "Word Play"
15. "Stressed Out"

I've been sleeping on Bandcamp for a long time, but now I'm all about using it to find all the most savage metalcore out today. It's been a while since I've actually been spending money on music tbh. Malice at the Palace are crushing metallic hardcore with an EP that's buffed to album length with a bunch of live tracks that actually have solid production to make this nearly as good as a full album.