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Artist |
Song |
Album |
Label |
Comments |
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Die Wilde Jagd |
Stangentanz |
Uhrwald Orange |
Bureau B |
Means "the wild hunt." It is Berliner Sebastian Lee Phillip, working in the studio of Ralf Beck near Dusseldorf using vintage analog synths and drum computers. The studio and album are both called Uhrwald Orange, which means "Clockwork Orange." 2018 release. |
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Saeko Killy |
Kaiju |
Dream In Dream |
Bureau B. |
2nd album, Japanese producer, recorded in Berlin in 2024 (she's lived there since 2018), mixed by Die Wilde Jagd |
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Artificial Go |
Sky Burial |
Musical Chairs |
Feel It |
Their debut was Sept 2024, this is the follow-up. Trio from Cincinatti, they live together and record in their haunted attic. |
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Prince Jammy |
Life on Uranus |
Destroys the Invaders |
Greensleeves Records |
1982 recording, recorded in Shepherds Bush, West London |
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Big Youth |
Screaming Target (Version 2) |
Screaming Target |
Sunspot |
1973 classic, one of the finest Jamaican DJ albums of all time |
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Optic Sink |
Glass Blocks |
Glass Blocks |
Feel It |
Memphis trio, 2nd album |
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Kilynn Lunsford |
Angst (II) |
Promiscuous Genes |
Feel It |
2nd album, Philadelphia-based, has been in many bands (Black Egg, Little Claw, Taiwan Housing Project). |
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Kilynn Lunsford |
Disney Girls |
Promiscuous Genes |
Feel It |
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Adn' Ckrystall |
Mini romance |
Des Jeunes Gens Mödernes, vol. 2: Post Punk, Cold Wave, et Culture Novo en France 1978-1983 |
Born Bad |
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Meca Rythm |
Night Virus / Human Contact |
Des Jeunes Gens Mödernes, vol. 2: Post Punk, Cold Wave, et Culture Novo en France 1978-1983 |
Born Bad |
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Aural Exciters |
Spooks In Space |
12" vinyl |
Ze Records |
1979 release |
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Deradoorian |
No No Yes Yes |
Ready for Heaven |
Fire Records |
Her first album was 2015's The Expanding Flower Planet. She's worked with The Dirty Projectors and Kate NV in Decisive Pink. |
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The Electric Prunes |
Agnus Dei |
Mass in F Minor |
Rhino |
RIP singer James Lowe |
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Gnod & White Hills |
Wellhang |
Drop Out III |
Thrill Jockey |
Gnod are a sprawling experimental group from Salford, Greater Manchester, and White Hills are a long running heavy psych band from New York, they've released music on and off for 15 years. Their new album has a mix of new version of old tracks, plus music never released before, plus remixes |
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David Behrman, PaulDeMarinis, Fern Friedman, Teri Hanlon, Anne Klingensmith |
You Pay Rent On Your Brain |
She's More Wild |
Black Truffle |
Recorded at Mills College in 1981 |
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Shit and Shine |
Heidelberg Hbf |
Mannheim HBF |
12XU |
Out of Austin, Texas, spearheaded by Craig Clouse. Mannheim HBF is the name of a railway station in South West Germany (HBF is Hauptbahnof) |
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Corker |
Nothing in None |
Hallways of Grey |
Feel It |
From Cincinatti, Ohio, 3 of the 4 members are in The Drin; self recorded on a family farm in South East Indiana |
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Dustin Wong |
Morning Roses |
Gloria |
Hausu Mountain Records |
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Zamilska |
Better Off (Featuring Huskie) |
United Kingom of Anxiety |
No Paper |
Polish electronic musician and producer, 5th LP; her debut was 2014's Untune |
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Eiko Ishibashi |
Coma |
Antigone |
Drag City |
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Steely Dan |
Do It Again |
Can't Buy A Thrill |
MCA |
The Dan's first full length, released 1972 |
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Gregory Uhlmann, Josh Johnson, Sam Wilkes |
Marvis |
Uhlmann Johnson Wilkes |
International Anthem |
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Max Roach |
Abstrusions |
Members Don't Git Weary |
Atlantic |
1968 Post-bop classic with Gary Bartz (alto sax), Stanley Cowell (piano), Jymie Merritt (electric bass), Charles Tolliver (trumpet), Max Roach (drums) |
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The Sons and Daughters of Lite |
Let the Sun Shine In |
Let the Sun Shine In |
Luv N' Haight |
Formed in Oakland in the 70s, they made just one album, a holy grail of soulful spiritual jazz |
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Coke Escovado |
I Wouldn't Change A Thing |
Rare Groove 2 |
Street Sounds |
1988 compilation |
