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The Plaster Cramp Maine
Punk kids with horns and a piano, bowed strings and percussive gadgets. Electronics that purr and electronics that glitch. A communal house and a lack of dogma. 10,000 ways of breaking something apart.
The Plaster Cramp recommends:
and their Refinement of the Decline
by Stars of the Lid
The Plaster Cramp would not exist if it weren't for this record playing repeatedly throughout the most epic at-sea nocturnal thunderstorm in the summer of 2008.
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It's so rare to discover a record that hits all of your individual creative impulses, yet does so in a way that is 100% unexpected. This record is that.
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We'd probably still be knocking our skulls together listening to Sepultura and Pantera if it hadn't been for these guys.
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Penelope (in support of World Child Cancer)
by Billy Marrows
All proceeds from this gorgeous chamber jazz LP go to support UK organization World Child Cancer.
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You Would Do Well
by The Dirty Snacks Ensemble
Post-jazz, indie rock, modern classical, and hip-hop come together on the Oakland multi-instrumentalist's new, desert-inspired LP.
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These romantic pieces by bassist and composer Robert Lee were inspired by Korean folktales.
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