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Marshall Allen, Leiba Trio & Gold Mother
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- Asher Gamedze "Turbulence's Pulse" from Turbulence Pulse (International Anthem) 00:00
- Isaiah Collier "Crash" from The World Is On Fire (Division 81) 04:07
- Host speaks 10:31
- Marshall Allen & Sun Ra Arkestra "Tapestry From An Asteroid" from Lights On A Satellite (In+Out) 13:15
- Marshall Allen & Sun Ra Arkestra "Joy Delight" from Lights On A Satellite (In+Out) 18:10
- Kris Davis Trio "Little Footsteps" from Run The Gauntlet (Pyroclastic) 22:07
- Peter Van Huffel, Meinrad Kneer & Yorgos Dimitriadis "Au Comptoir" from Synomilies (Evil Rabbit) 27:14
- Host speaks 34:36
- Karen Borca & Paul Murphy "Free" from Entwined (Relative Pitch) 36:41
- Caroline Davis "Cover-Up" from Portals Vol. 2: Returning (Intakt) 44:11
- Michael Sarian & Tomas Kidd "Incoming" from Incoming (Ears&Eyes) 51:56
- Host speaks 56:01
- Christopher Damman Sextet "Song For Mabel" from Christopher Damman Sextet (Out Of Your Head) 58:18
- Joachim Kühn French Trio "Homogeneous Emotions" from The Way (Act Music) 1:06:30
- Joel Jeschke "Mammoth" from Time And Place (Self-released) 1:14:24
- Host speaks 1:19:51
- Sakina Abdou, Marta Warelis & Toma Gouband "Roll The Hammer" from Hammer, Roll And Leaf (Relative Pitch) 1:20:58
- Marilyn Crispell & Harvey Sorgen "Forest" from Forest (FSR) 1:25:54
- Steve Coleman & Five Elements "Spontaneous One" from Poly Tropos/Of Many Turns (Pi Recordings) 1:33:13
- Host speaks 1:43:50
- Gold Mother "Lugar Nenhum" from Pecado (Phonogram Unit) 1:46:12
- Natsuki Tamura, Satoko Fujii & Ramón López "Signpost" from Yama Kawa Umi (NotTwo) 1:56:31
- Host speaks 2:02:20
- Leiba Trio "Objetos Perdidos" from Prohibido Andar En Sulky (Ears&Eyes) 2:04:39
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