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Imminence
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Missing Tail Light
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Sovereign
05:11
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Seam (for Paul Celan)
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Swingadingding
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Mephistopheles
01:36
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Teo (for Bob Moses)
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Majesty & Countermajesty
06:42
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Notes from Bird Lake
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At the Conservatory
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Deleted Scene
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Eliot Cardinaux Amherst, Massachusetts
Born in Dayton, Ohio in 1984, Eliot Cardinaux is a poet and pianist now living in Northampton, Massachusetts. He is the founder of The Bodily Press through which he has released the works of others, as well as several of his own chapbooks & CDs.
Eliot Cardinaux recommends:
Drums of Days
by Flin van Hemmen
Flin is a startling composer, drummer, pianist, and improviser of brilliant clarity. He uses outside sounds to craft his intricate compositions into sculptures of experience. Please check him out.
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The self-described “SpongeBobs of Belgian jazz” balance lush beds of synth with knotty instrumentation.
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ELEGI
by SVIN & Århus Sinfonietta
The Danish avant-garde rock trio join forces with a classical music ensemble for this harrowing LP, a dronescape inspired by grief.
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Hermetic Topography
by Zebularin
Stuttgart collective Zebularin create densely atmospheric pieces that meld digital noise with analog free jazz.
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Prickly avant-jazz and math-rock obstinance make for dazzlingly complex songs on the latest from Sam Ospovat.
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Universal Process
by Nelson Patton
An experimental, jazz-tinged ambient suite with improvised roots, built around trombone, drums, and Moog bass.
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