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TCKM
06:57
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Roddie & Vincent
02:21
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The Trap
05:20
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Human Destiny
03:07
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Orgy
04:31
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Unsleeping Eye
08:14
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An Interior
02:56
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4 Weeks
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The Transient
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1974
06:24
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Library Of The Occult UK
Independent label specializing in limited edition releases for sounds of the dark arts
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Interim Report, March 1979
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This album caught my eye and ear as someone who grew up living in a new town in Hertfordshire and now lives in new city in Egypt. The album encapsulates a sense of the doomed promise of such ventures, and the way in which such synthetic managerial ways to constructing a culture through architecture always sow the seeds of their own failure. The music resonates this duality perfectly - the beauty of the utopian dreams that birthed such cities, but the grim experience of their realities.
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thanks, enjoyed that.
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THE REVENGE
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A sweeping experimental jazz offering based on the tale of Yasuke, an African samurai who lived in Japan in the 6th century.
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The Concretism Archive: Volume 1
by Concretism
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Great album, love the dreamy nostalgic spacey-ness. The old educational samples transport me back to early school days in the TV room and when all we had to worry about was if we were wearing the right trainers or swapping Panini football stickers.
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