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Posts Tagged ‘experimental’

FTP, next in a series: Nevermind the Name

November 15, 2010 | by Fred

(email|facebook|linkedin) This article originally appeared in MiG on September 24, 2010. The project is new and the details are scarce. But...

Tags: ambient, Behold the Ocean, Clouds, experimental, instrumental, Nevermind the Name, On Horus Wings, post-rock, Weal Unto Him who has a Home

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FTP, next in a series: "Imagining Things," by Remember Remember

November 14, 2010 | by Fred

(email|facebook|linkedin) This article originally appeared in MiG on September 23, 2010. Mogwai loaded it on their Facebook wall, so that's...

Tags: experimental, Imagining Things, instrumental, Remember Remember.

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FTP, next in a series: The <em>Memory</em> LP, by Animal Hospital

November 12, 2010 | by Fred

(email|facebook|linkedin) This article originally appeared in MiG on September 17, 2010. (Anyone ever get the feeling that bands, albums, songs,...

Tags: and ever, Animal Hospital, electronica, experimental, His Belly Burst, instrumental, memory

Categories: 2010 Finds

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FTP, next in a series: The <em>Reverie</em> EP, by Rafael Anton Irisarri

November 11, 2010 | by Fred

(email|facebook|linkedin) This article originally appeared in MiG on September 16, 2010. Those of you catching Pantha Du Prince live this...

Tags: Arvo Pärt, drone, electronica, Embrace, experimental, Für Alina, modern classical, Rafael Anton Irisarri, Reverie, The North Bend

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FTP, next in a series: The Monroe Transfer tour diary

October 19, 2010 | by Fred

by Fred (email|facebook|linkedin) This article originally appeared in MiG on September 10, 2010. One more point on The Monroe Transfer: as it happens,...

Tags: experimental, Her Name Is Calla, instrumental, modern classical, post-rock, The Monroe Transfer, Trials

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Signs that you've found a spectacular band

March 27, 2009 | by Fred

1. The name of the squad of antagonists is Birds of Delay. 2. A typical track name goes something...

Tags: Ball Crusher, Birds of Delay, Birds of Delay v Phil Parnell, experimental, noise rock, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Digitariat, Wolf Eyes

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