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Walk Through Fire
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Plague Fantasies
11:19
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Purify
10:37
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Fever Dreams
21:02
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Scorpions
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Orchids
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The Salamander
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Someone Else's Eyes
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Aidan Baker Berlin, Germany
Aidan Baker is a Canadian musician living in Berlin making ambient/experimental/slowcore music. Baker performs solo &, as Aidan Baker Trio, with Tristen Bakker (bass) & Angela Muñoz Martínez (drums).
Aidan Baker recommends:
Slug's great 1996 album of challenging experimental (but catchy!) noise rock, newly remastered with new artwork for Bandcamp.
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Easy To Build, Hard To Destroy
by Gnod
A nice collection of GNOD tracks.
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The Maria Dimension (2012 remaster)
by Legendary Pink Dots
Hard to name a single favourite Dots album...but if I had to, THe Maria Dimensions would be it!
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Plague of Fantasies / Sorry For What I Said To You In Your Dream”
One of their best records to date!! Rue is absolutely astounding!!
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The Patience Fader
by Pan•American
supported by 7 fans who also own “Plague of Fantasies / Sorry For What I Said To You In Your Dream”
Love to see Mark continuing developing on "A Son's" qualities. This whole album feels more hopeful and more modest, although less conceptual. "A Son" for me was a heartbreaking experience. It feels like it had a bigger distance to hope than "The Patience Fader" has. "A Son's" chords were as if on the verge of breaking. It felt like it (the narrator maybe) was overwhelmed by the path it had to cover. Here chords are closer, they sound warmer, more intimate
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Lake Shaped Embrace
by Airships on the Water
Airships on the Water return with another LP of phenomenally textured post-rock, moving from tender passages to well-earned crescendos.
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