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Food Play
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The Living Man
03:11
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Information Age
02:08
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Wide World
04:06
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Sports Authority
04:02
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Puss
02:36
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Straights
02:56
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Attention Age
02:19
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Satisfaction
04:53
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Party Dozen Sydney, Australia
A sonic partnering of saxophonist Kirsty Tickle and percussionist Jonathan Boulet, Party Dozen is a project loosely based around improvisation.
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Power Tripper
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Essential listening here, it rips out any imperfections that have infiltrated your brain, it’s like cleansing, like a storm after a stinky day, it’s good for you. Not for radio
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Primitive Species
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The Second Floor
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Cet album a de la classe et rappelle à mes oreilles des sonorités de ma jeunesse (Sonic-Youth en tête). Très bon.
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Live In... New York City
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Interim Contingent
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Original Obligations
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Brocade West explore woozy, minimalist electronic music on their latest outing, writing songs dotted with constellation-like synths.
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No Sister
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i love post punk. I love Sonic Youth too. So i love every second of this record.
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