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Ingrid Laubrock, Mario Costa, Ivo Perelman / Matthew Shipp / Jeff Cosgrove
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- Fergus Quill "Fuck The World Is Exploding" from Ferg's Imaginary Big Band (Tight Lines) 00:00
- Host speaks 07:13
- deVon Russell Gray, Nathan Hanson "They Stay Breathing Here" from We Sick (Innova) 09:46
- Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver "Modus Operandi" from Eva Nova/Kamaguchi/Cleaver (577 Records) 18:55
- Giancarlo Tossani & Big Monitors "O'Neal's Porch" from Knots And Notes (Auand) 26:47
- Host speaks 33:04
- Krzysztof Komeda Quintet "Roman Two" from Live In Praha 1964 (GAD Records) 35:18
- Papanosh "Wolf" from A Very Big Lunch (Les Vibrants) 46:14
- Host speaks 53:47
- Ayumi Ishito & The Spacemen "Focused Intent" from Volume 2 (577 Records) 55:06
- Steve Swell's Fire Into Music "Junka Nu" from For Jemeel: Fire From The Road (RogueArt) 1:02:46
- Host speaks 1:22:18
- Ingrid Laubrock "Chant II" from The Last Quiet Place (Pyroclastic) 1:24:42
- Ingrid Laubrock "Grammy Season" from The Last Quiet Place (Pyroclastic) 1:35:54
- Alex Bayer "Liminal" from Radar (Self-released) 1:44:15
- Host speaks 1:51:43
- Paul Dunmall And The Ensemble "Purple Dance" from It's A Matter Of Fact (Discus) 1:54:24
- Dan Rosenboom Quintet "The Age Of Snakes" from Polarity (Orenda) 2:01:50
- Host speaks 2:21:25
- Mario Costa "Chromosome" from Chromosome (Self-released) 2:22:51
- Lukas Traxel "First Timer" from One Eyed Daruma (We Jazz) 2:29:42
- Host speaks 2:35:50
- Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp & Jeff Cosgrove "Live At Carrboro (excerpt)" from Live At Carrboro (Soul City Sounds) 2:37:25
- Simon Lucaciu Trio "X Elf" from STRG + X (Hat Hut Ezzthetics) 2:47:49
- Host speaks 2:53:34
- Carlotta Vettori & CV53 "Vertigo" from Ruah (Fonterossa) 2:54:53
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