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Mark Cunningham Barcelona, Spain
Started out in No Wave New York with Mars, featured on 'No New York' produced by Brian Eno in 1978, continuing in the 80s
in Don King before moving to Barcelona in 1991 to form a series of bands: Raeo, Convolution, Bestia Ferida and now Blood Quartet. Collaborators over the years include Arto Lindsay,
Christian Marclay,
Pascal Comelade, Etant Donnes and Lydia Lunch. More at
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everybody's favorite anteloper doing the damn thing. im not biased at all!
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Energy time maddafakkas! This is hard hitting free jazz for the revolution. Listening to this you could believe it might actually happen! Anyone who thinks Jazz is for old folks should give this a spin. It couldn’t be more contemporary to my ears.
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Seeing Through Sound (Pentimento Volume Two)
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A genius of modern music and a true innovator. He was always deserving of more attention than he got. New and beautiful worlds were unlocked by this dream catcher.
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Napalm Death vocalist Shane Embury swaps breakneck grind for industrial ambient grooves, bringing his skills as a producer to the forefront.
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Processions
by Fierro Ex Machina
Neoclassical composer and multidisciplinary artist Alex Norelli makes haunting work on deconstructed electric versions of classical strings.
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A Very Too Many Zooz Xmas
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Too Many Zooz return with holiday classics performed in their own inimitable style.
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The Complete Studio Recordings NYC 1977-1978
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Man! The fidelity of the Mars EP tracks is so wonderful to hear. Mars rule!
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