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“Fiery, expansive, soulful, inquisitive modern jazz spanning post-bop, fusion, hip hop, and classic styles.”
Strange progressive industrial jazz incoming: Mother Raspberry and the Lord Prometheus Jon. LXVII sends a time-traveling Monarch across America's political landscape, serving up lost theme songs and heavy jaunts from a soundtrack to a film that barely exists, while Madness Beyond the Dome delivers part two of Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s two-volume Frasier salute. syn.terra's Mechanical Jazz fuses pianos, horns, and upright bass with distorted synth saws and mechanized drums, and Kharybdis doubles down with piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves fit for a stroll at sunrise. David Dellacroce rounds things out with solo atmospheric guitar — modal melodies, drowsy drones, and sounds "like a household appliance achieving enlightenment."
Jazz releases
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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”
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“Another hybrid release by Antonin De Bemels, that owes as much to techno as it does to psychedelic music, with some piano thrown in for good measure.”
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“a vibe”
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“collected weirdness”
“The solo albums by ZSC are guitar improvisations over instrumental pieces, all self-produced.”
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“Branches is an experimental EP mixing various musical styles in new age, downtempo and progressive folk”
“Dark melancholia for impenetrable night times.”