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Odd Nosdam Berkeley, California
drum & space
texture & bass
cLOUDDEAD
anticon.
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When I say this record reached out from my tiny iPhone and grabbed my medulla oblangata, squeezed it until hyper-lysergic goo spritzed across the room, I am engaging in hyperbole. When I say this album is the best beat tape I’ve heard in years, I am spitting facts. Love love love!!
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There are moments here that remind me of instrumental Beastie Boys.
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Spot on! The kkk track is to the superstructure what dog shit is to an over-watered suburban lawn. While the lawn and superstructure might at times feel nice and offer the veneer of comfort, neither of them are sustainable and both need to be collapsed. Also hilarious anecdotes pertaining to Denver Co liberals: some of the most insidious hypocrites I’ve ever encountered and have to deal with to this day. Best Sole shit in years IMO!
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The Glide By Night LP
by Third Person Lurkin
Glide by Night shifts gracefully from spacious icy cold soundscapes to warmer, almost jazz-infused electronics.
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Producer Dday One constructs vast worlds from a modest palette of vinyl records, a turntable, and a hardware sampler.
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Dab Records Volume One
by Dab Records, Emancipator, Asher Fulero
This LP on Portland label Loci features 26 songs that roam from dusky jazz to funk & beyond; a crate-digger’s delight.
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