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by Chris Schlarb
supported by 7 fans who also own “Elephant Plant”
Pure jazzy joy, have purchased and downloaded the lot (oh and pre-ordered IV)
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Houses of the Holy
by Psychic Temple
supported by 7 fans who also own “Elephant Plant”
This album beautifully describes the transformation of its hopeless protagonist into a woke mofo. These tracks confront the self-doubt and isolation of living in the 21st century while leaving listeners with the confident exuberance it will take to overcome our collective troubles. It is difficult to pick a favorite track, but I'm a sucker for the fiddle. So I'm going to go with the slow, sad One Solution which takes me to a back porch rocking chair, eyes closed with all my woes.
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Force Majeure
by Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger
supported by 5 fans who also own “Elephant Plant”
This could’ve been my album of the year if I’d noticed it. Hell. 2020, feeling like shit and then this musical balm appears. Live recording on one mic. Just bass and harp. Awesome. It swings like a pendulum do! Big shout out for Dezron’s love of coffee. I now have 2 of his albums and he’s proselytising on behalf of coffee on both. Damn right ☕️
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One Day When We Are Young: Mineral at 25
by Mineral
Two new songs from emo legends Mineral to celebrate their 25th anniversary that come packaged with a commemorative hardcover book.
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Callahan’s latest both comforts and unnerves.
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The Austin, Texas alt-rock group gives fans their most focused work yet.
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Music for Saxofone and Bass Guitar
by Sam Gendel and Sam Wilkes
supported by 5 fans who also own “Elephant Plant”
Just discovered Sam Wilkes and some of his work and bass playing, and arrived to this record. It reminds me a lot to John Hassell/Eno era a bit more jazzy, and all the ambient music from the 80’s. I love it!
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