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supported by 6 fans who also own “Endo”
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The Great Divide
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Hard to pick a favourite song on this beautiful album. Songwriting that is as challenging as it is accessible as it is enduring: that must be the song-writer's Holy Grail... Clearly Andrew Howie has been drinking from that cup!
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We Are Not The Way We Were
by Rothko and Second Hand Poet
A pair of stark and haunting songs from this UK artist, with guitars as bare as winter trees and tender vocals.
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Built from a series of short sequences and loops, the songs on “Threads” unfold in surprising & fascinating ways.
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Inspired by Dungeons & Dragons, the latest from Erik Gundel is the best kind of sensory overload, full of sizzling electronics.
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Lessons Learned From An Aged Feline, Pt II
by Steve Lawson
supported by 6 fans who also own “Endo”
I heard this story about a breaking band, being told that Brian Eno was at a gig to check them out for a contract. Afterwards he comes back-stage and gives his verdict: "I fell asleep". Band members crushed. Until realizing it was a great compliment, coming from Eno. I'm like Eno, in that respect. Selecting ambient tracks for calm meditation and rest, there are two Lawson albums, both from 2004, that stand out to me. This is one of them! (The other one: Grace and Gratitude.)
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