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Tulpa for M. Ulrich
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My Home Is A Business
02:25
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Parking Lot Paradises
02:24
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Doubt My Sincerity No. 2
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JWH
02:22
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Series of Greens
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Goodbye The Band New Jersey
Thanks to Michael, Julia, Jamie, Ben, Richard, Kalen, Patrick, Parks Burton, Tyler, Thomas, Freya
Goodbye The Band recommends:
Virtuosity in an audible form. If you don't listen to it, it's your (huge) loss, man.
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The Whatever Palace (Part One)
by Color of Love
Mr. Ulrich returns after a long pause after the excellent "Camphor Songs."
go to albumIf you like Goodbye The Band, you may also like:
The experimental electronic project from producer Rich Keyworth; a blend of manipulated organic instruments and real-world field recordings.
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A0 - C8 Collection EP
by Schlindwein
Piano-based music from Schlindwein, which feels at once emotionally resonant and cinematic in scope.
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ATELIER / FERME
by Poirier Marshall Partners
Lush, burbling soundscapes to fill the Stereolab-sized hole in your heart. Also available on cassette with risograph-printed artwork.
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DEEP FRIED DECLINE
by Saint Taint
Ebullient, unapologetically queer hyperpop from the San Diego upstart, featuring collaborations with Fire-Toolz, Erin Corbett, and more.
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