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Jaimie Branch, David Chevalier & Rolf Kühn
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- James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Breaking Code" from MSM Molecular Systematic Music (Intakt) 00:00
- James Brandon Lewis Quaartet "Anguish Departed" from MSM Molecular Systematic Music (Intakt) 12:58
- Host speaks 22:03
- David Chevalier Quartet "Don't Look Back" from Curiosity (Yolk) 24:50
- Ellwood Epps & Togetherness "Togetherness" from Live At Resonance (Mr. E. Records) 33:34
- Ernesto Jodos "Cercania" from Done El Mundo Occure (Ears&Eyes) 43:33
- Host speaks 51:42
- Jeremy Rose & Earshift Orchestra "Road To Body" from Disruption! The Voice Of Drums (Earshift Music) 53:17
- William Parker ... "You The Sun Rises" from Universal Tonality (AUM Fidelity/Centering) 1:01:49
- Host speaks 1:12:41
- Janel Leppin "Woven Forest/She Had Synesthesia" from Ensemble Volcanic Ash (Cuneiform) 1:23:36
- Host speaks 1:32:22
- Free Form Funky Freqs "Norma Arm" from Hymn Of The Third Galaxy (Ropeadope) 1:33:58
- Zoh Amba & Francisco Mela "Desafios" from Causa Y Effecto Vol. 1 (577 Records) 1:38:20
- John Escreet Trio "Seismic Shift" from Seismic Shift (Whirlwind) 1:42:17
- Host speaks 1:48:30
- Rolf Kühn Tri-o "What a F... . Day" from Rollercoaster (Jazzwerkstatt) 1:51:27
- Rolf Kühn Group "Made In Spain" from Connection 74 (MPS) 1:58:43
- In Order To Survive "Orange Winter Flower" from Meditation/Resurrection (AUM Fidelity) 2:02:48
- Host speaks 2:15:31
- Jaimie Branch "Prayer For Amerikkka Parts 1 & 2" from Fly Or Die Live (Intl. Anthem) 2:18:01
- Miguel Zenon Quartet "Venas Aviertas" from Musica Des Las Americas (Miel) 2:32:25
- Thumbscrew "Survival Fetish" from Multi-Colored Midnight (Cuneiform) 2:39:51
- Say What "Track 1" from Say What (We Jazz) 2:45:21
- Host speaks 2:53:37
- Say What "Track 6" from Say What (We Jazz) 2:56:58
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