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92 Days of Sombre
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Like Autumn Leaves
03:36
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A New Man
04:28
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Brood
02:16
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Down That Road
06:15
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Art As Catharsis Melbourne, Australia
A humble Australian record label with a love for music that is progressive, psychedelic, or different.
North American store: www.athousandarmsstore.com/collections/artascatharsis
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I've been listenining this non stop since I discovered it. incredible musichanship and taste for harmonies. the tracks flow incredibly well but surprise you at every change. Love the rhythm fuckery that's going on, so inspiring.
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A sonic onslaught, this debut is a winding, complex monster of metallic Prog and Mathy Metal. The incredible accuracy in pulling of daredevil time signatures is all under-pinned by melody and catchy hooks. Take,’ Swagger’, like a Djent band stuck in the studio and vying for control with a particularly raucous version of Lightning Bolt – the precision is jaw-dropping. Elsewhere, I get hints of ‘Power to Believe’ era King Crimson. Fitting, as Serious Beak is a true 21st century schizoid band.
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Spencer's indie folk sophomore album was recorded live in the studio over the course of two days.
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Isasa makes contemplative and emotionally rich fingerstyle guitar in the mode of John Fahey and Jack Rose.
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Ruth's sophomore release explores sacred signs against a backdrop of folk melodies and acoustic guitar.
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