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Three Babies Make Ten
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No Disabuse
02:31
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Sewerland
03:34
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North Sea Shrimps
02:34
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Reality Testing
02:39
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Freshest Taste
03:30
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Where The Moon Waits
04:31
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Gateway To Hell
04:36
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Kilynn Lunsford New Jersey
KILYNN LUNSFORD is a musician, artist and labor organizer based in New Jersey. She's been playing in experimental noise punk projects for over 20 years and has released records on Kill Rock Stars, Ecstatic Peace, Not Not Fun, Siltbreeze, and ever/never. Her visual art has been exhibited internationally and her writing and photography published by Penny-Ante Press, Witchhammer Press (NZ), and YETI. ... more
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I've had a slow burn with this album, it started as something I easily recognized as good, but I've been coming back to it throughout the year and it keeps getting better, and now I really do believe this is one of the best albums KRS has put out. It gets into some raucous ALL CAPS chaotic energy but paces it out well and throws in tracks that give the album experience some dynamics. But even in those valleys it still feels so intense and vital. Truly gripping stuff here.
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Long-form trance-y rhythmic jams, with a fun shambling edge, sounding like a cross between music from Africa's Sahel region crossed with a Tom Waits instrumental...
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Boredom in Halifax forced this foursome to record a strange and sophisticated album of sparse garage pop.
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Fluid. Full of improbable musical synergy made possible by Deerhoof. The amount of culture and musical breadth is almost dreamlike, the way nostalgic motifs are seamlessly blended together. A Voyager record, of sorts, to the weird rock of the last century.
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