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<sup>#currently listening:</sup> taâlem

generic viagra online pharmacy taâlem is a Paris-based label that releases ambient works in 3" CD-R format. Their manifesto? "as we're tired of all these ultra-limited & ultra-expensive releases, taâlem buy cialis no prescription discs...

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<sup>stream:</sup> <em>And You Were The Hunter</em>, by T. E. Morris

I'll forever associate Her Name Is Calla with The Silent Ballet. We would never have heard The Quiet Lamb without Sophie's post on the TSB forum, but much more, that September 2010 LP could...

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<sup>stream:</sup> DRMS

After a couple of false starts (it’s safe to say that Patrick is way ahead of me buy cheap viagra on what’s hot these days), I finally, finally have something special to share. Would...

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<sup>stream:</sup> "My Mind Is Going," by Clearside

You know how songs that are a little too short can get under your skin somewhat? It's fair to say that I've pretty much absorbed "My Mind Is Going" into my fundamental proteins. ...

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name your price: Dance Of The Mancavettes, by Convex Mancave

It's probably got something to do with womens' gymnastics, but Greyhound Out Of Mainline and Matthew Collings have returned to the Mancave. The last we heard from them was Big In Mogadishu (broken down into...

benefit: 31 Songs for Japan, by flau records

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Christoph Berg. Danny Norbury. Sylvain Chauveau. Aaron Martin, Machinefabriek. Any terms come to mind?

Even more than most writing is, music journalism is prone to excess. This column is as guilty as any, dropping phrases such as tectonic shift, one-man tsunami, tidal wave of strings and meltdown mode like minted coins. So instead of peddling in flourish, let us simply state the facts about the recent earthquake in Japan, and the collection of talent that has come together to help: 5,000 dead. Another 9,000 missing. Another 500,000 displaced. 31 artists. 144 minutes of music. 9GBP.

The name of flau records’ Japanese Red Cross double benefit album is partially misleading. Right now there is only one song for Japan: uncertainty. Let’s do something about it. Stream the album below. Buy, and contribute, here.

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