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“The outside noises don’t seem so bad. Not even the explosions.”
From the swamps of jazz to the far reaches of the bizarre: Mother Raspberry and the Lord Prometheus Jon. LXVII sends a time-traveling Monarch across the American political landscape with strange progressive industrial jazz and heavy jaunts — the soundtrack to a film that barely exists. Madness Beyond the Dome completes the Frasier-saluting saga where only madness awaits outside. Meanwhile, syn.terra's Kharybdis conjures piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves fit for a sunrise stroll through the bog, and Aeon / Umbrasia closes the trilogy with mechanical jazz dredged from rust-neglect machinery and fetid marshland depths.
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“A Jazz, Orchestra and Symphonic Folk experiment was cancelled, so I posted some songs for you”
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“Described as 'sounding like the bastard son of Genesis P. Orridge and Alice Coltrane'.”
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“Fiery, expansive, soulful, inquisitive modern jazz spanning post-bop, fusion, hip hop, and classic styles.”
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“Diary of an amateur musician”
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“A compilation of live, backing track performance recordings from various performances by the self proclaimed 'singer-songcyclist' at Green Kill Gallery in Kingston, NY.”
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“Tracing the shimmer of mid-summer light as it melts into shadow, a haze of sound and fading warmth.”
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“A lo-fi, late-night album from aces coffee club. Made in one sitting with a toothache and a looper.”
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“hazy jazz for a hot summer day”