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Futuresequence SEQUENCE8, No Future SEQUENCE
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An imprint that is introducing new artists, patronizing established ability and giving vinyl space to up and coming talent. Quality through and through. Manchester has […]
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Recount seems more like an observation deck towering over a mist-shrouded landscape. Described as a “bridge” between albums, Recount seems more like an observation deck […]
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As a rule, Collage takes place somewhere up in the air. The ambient Collage assembled by Kadzuki Ikegaya opens with “Hourglass,” the hissing of summer lawns maintained by […]
















