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I can see again
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buzz kill
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total breakdown
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we come in peace
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Is this on
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the french
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favorite fortunes
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battery drinker
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FAST SON Dublin, Ireland
One man thrash blues direct from my brain, fingers and feet to your earholes.
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okay, so not actually from Beijing but these brothers have lived here for so long they're practically part of the frame work of modern Beijing noise music. Dig it!
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A Sound-based Oscillator-Duo(Li Qing and Li Weisi), using analog synth, lofi equipments to make old sound The Dialogue is their first ablum. Nasty & Nice.
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December 2010 Zoomin' Nights 燥眠夜二零一零年十二月
by pangbianr radio
pangbianr is one of the few decent diy, grassroots level organizers of art exhibitions, music shows and all sorts of other tomfoolery here in the dusty kingdom of beijing. Love 'em
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Live at The Triple Door
by James Apollo
Imposing, echo-drenched, and soulful, James Apollo’s “accidental live record” captures the singer at the peak of his powers.
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Soul Provider
by Elizabeth King
New on Bible & Tire: The searing new Gospel record from Elizabeth King, the Queen of Sacred Soul.
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The second album by French-Moroccan power quartet Bab L' Bluz is packed with dizzying melodies and rich instrumentation.
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