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Lush Valley
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Home School
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Once A Tadpole
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Doubt
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For Howie
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Fourth House
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No Takers
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Lightning Tree Ashes
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Yumi
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RRF
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Blow Through
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Axe Throw
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Paradise Now?
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Andrew Lampert Brooklyn, New York
Andrew Lampert is an artist specializing in
film, performance & photography whose work has been widely
exhibited.
He's edited books on George Kuchar, Harry Smith, Manuel De Landa, Tony Conrad & William Wegman. Lampert co-writes the column "Hard Truths" with Howie Chen for Art in America. As an archivist, he's preserved 100's of classic experimental films and videos.
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Andrew Lampert recommends:
George Lewis is one of our absolute best musicians & minds. This archival discovery finds Lewis and his computer improvising with other top tier masters. Technologically and sonically groundbreaking.
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The Ordovician Era
by Peter Stampfel
What's more fun than Peter Stampfel? Peter Stampfel with a swinging band, tight arrangements, background vocalists & a special guest Shelley Hirsch. A beguiling album that has a track for everybody.
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Scrabbling At The Lock
by The Ex + Tom Cora
Tom Cora was a sensational cellist in the 80s & 90s who you should know. Alongside Skeleton Crew, his band with Fred Frith & Zeena Parkins, this collaboration with The Ex ranks among his very best.
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With Pulse,Without.
by Kevin Drumm
supported by 9 fans who also own “Lush Valley”
I don't know how it does it, but this is another wonderful minimalist piece that is while sonically clear and bright, somehow full of meaning and substance. One of my favourites.
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Sheer Hellish Miasma
by Kevin Drumm
supported by 9 fans who also own “Lush Valley”
inferno is unquestionably the best, most uncompromising noise track ever imagined and brought to life
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Tasmanian guitarist Julius Schwing embraces the visceral sounds of finger playing, incorporating them into his experimental guitar work.
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