Strange brews from the jazz underground: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Second Entrée serves up a sonic buffet spanning rock, jazz, metal, and electronic — touching on home video rental, specialty cakes, and flavored footwear with Jerky Boys energy. Mother Raspberry's Lord Prometheus Jon. LXVII goes further, soundtracking a barely-existing film with strange progressive industrial jazz and heavy jaunts. syn.terra's Kharybdis offers piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves fit for a sunrise stroll through the bog, while Third Platform transmits experimental drum & bass meets modern jazz across eight cinematic, evolving compositions built on Rhodes, upright bass, and tape machines.

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The Ground Grows Hungry For Us by John Reidar Holmes cover art

“Songs of life and death, of magic and the empirical, of dreaming and waking.”

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