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New Lives in New Orleans
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“A while ago I fell in love right here, in this spot. But I’m not in love anymore…. My worldview is pretty simple. I feel like the human brain is powerful enough to convince itself of nearly anything. Like you can just choose to believe the world is awesome and it will be awesome. Or you can believe the world is terrible and it will be terrible. Like how I keep saying to myself that I’m not in love anymore.” — John Mortara
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Antwerp Smerle
07:17
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An Aubade
03:30
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You Will
09:00
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後押し
08:08
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Die Poetische
20:00
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“The conception of language as an instrument of information is today pushed to the extreme. The relation of man to language is understood in a transformation whose range we still estimate. The course of this transformation can also not be immediately arrested. Moreover, it is fulfilled in the deepest silence.” — Martin Heidegger
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Let's Fight! Ohio
Let's Fight! is the primary project of experimental musician Marzi Margo (they/them) from northeast Ohio.
Let's Fight! recommends:
Ptimid - HNW project
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They ran the razor's edge along a lemon-scented surface.
by Y Botellas
Y Botellas - plunderphonic sample collage project
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margo wolfram - algorithmic midi project
go to albumIf you like Let's Fight!, you may also like:
Billennium Soundscapes
by Hot Tap
From Manchester, Hot Tap serves up an album of stark electronics with moody tones and an air of mystery.
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In The Eyes of God
by August, Yours Truly
A haunting, beautiful, autobiographical record that uses samples of old gospel records to wrestle with faith and unbelief.
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Toise Make Noys
by Uncle Woozee
This wild experimental artist from Chicago uses electric kazoos, tape loops, and more to craft far-out, wonderfully confounding songs.
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