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06/03/2020 nausika

A Sherpa’s Sleep is More Milk Music: a journey into twilight spirit worlds beyond human consciousness

Lunar Abyss Deus Organum, A Sherpa’s Sleep is More Milk Music, Poland, Zoharum, CD ZOHARUM 189-2 (2019) Happy to be

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21/01/2020 Steve Pescott

A Different Kettle…

Los Pirañas Historia Natural GERMANY GLITTERBEAT RECORDS GBLP081 L.P. (2019) It’s a bit perverse really, when it requires a computer

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18/01/2020 Ed Pinsent

Rebuild all your Ruins

Welcome return, I think, of the highly distinctive Polish occult-folk combo 23 Threads, led by driving force Marek Spazm Marchoff

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14/01/2020 Ed Pinsent

Arise and Pick a Posy

Betwixt & Between 5 (BETWIXT & BETWEEN TAPES) is a split release showing aspects of contemporary English playing that’s been

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12/01/2020 Ed Pinsent

Everybody Loves Meadowlark

Skilful playing on both banjo and acoustic guitar from Boston solo player Joseph Allred on his O, Meadowlark (FEEDING TUBE

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26/11/2019 Ed Pinsent

Le Violon Populaire

Latest intriguing experiment from Swiss musician D’incise is proving to be rewarding and deep. Assemblée, Relâche, Réjouissance, Parade (INSUB. RECORDS

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07/11/2019 nausika

Hechicero (Perspectives on Afro-Peruvian Music. The Collection Vol 2): paying homage to a very distinct and inventive Peruvian musical tradition

Cotito, Hechicero (Perspectives on Afro-Peruvian Music. The Collection Vol 2), Peru, Buh Records, BR114 CD / vinyl (2019) Juan Medrano

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31/10/2019 nausika

Lorca / Lost Tapes (1989 – 1991): a remarkable collection of strange and unearthly recordings by a Peruvian music veteran

Miguel Flores, Lorca / Lost Tapes (1989 – 1991), Peru, Buh Records, BR121 limited edition vinyl 12″ / CD (2019)

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27/10/2019 nausika

Lament In Winter’s Night: minimal raw black metal with depressive and strong folk elements

Lament In Winter’s Night, self-titled, Australia, Atrocity Altar, ATROCITY ALTAR – 15 cassette (2019) Lament In Winter’s Night is a

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26/10/2019 Ed Pinsent

The Zoophytes

C Joynes is a personal all-time favourite of English guitar music and he could do no wrong for me. We

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