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A Cry to the Piper
02:07
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Heroic Lounge
04:39
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Ancient Interstate
04:08
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2000 Man
02:46
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God Given Right
02:54
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Native Sculpture Vision
01:00
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Rasputin's Blues
06:45
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Apocolypse Fruit
02:30
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Pharma-Tech-Nitionist
02:11
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It All Fell Like Rain
04:33
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Obtaining Energy
01:54
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We Are Still Sane
03:13
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Trevor Field
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Trevor Field Syracuse, New York
Trevor Field
American Master Musician
Trevor Field recommends:
Grown Men Making Coordinated Noise
by Formerly Un-Named
Formerly Un-Named's "Grown Men Making Coordinated Noise" is a charming record. The sounds are funky, new and soothing in a familiar way.
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The Convincer (20th Anniversary Edition)
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Released in 2001, “The Convincer” is a gentle gem in the Nick Lowe catalog; an anniversary edition provides opportunity for rediscovery.
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B-Sides & Rarities: Vol. 1
by Ethan P. Flynn
An outpouring of errant, psychedelic experiments from one of the UK's most underrated cosmonauts, texturally rich and sonically deep.
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Erudite chamber pop that hearkens back to the elegant and experimental production of the 1960s, swinging from melancholia to playfulness.
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Phenomenology
by The Mining Co.
Inspired by John Carpenter’s 1974 film “Dark Star,” the beautifully moody songs on this LP present a voyage into the unknown.
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The Ohio songwriter navigates gender, queerness, class, and privilege through a powerful mix of country rock, folk ballads, and bluegrass.
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