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New Music From Illegal Crowns, Idle Hands, Freddie Bryant And More
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Illegal Crowns "Unclosing" from Unclosing (Out Of Your Head Records) 00:54
- Ingebrigt Håker Flaten & Paal Nilssen-Love "Part 7" from Guts & Skins (Sonic Transmissions Records /PNL Records) 07:19
- Freddie Bryant "Love Can't Live On Nostalgia" from Upper West Side Love Story (Self Released) 18:24
- La Disidencia de las Máquinas "Sin Jamás Perder la Ternura (a Andrea)" from El Hombre, el Espejo, el Niño (ears&eyes) 26:40
- James McGowan Ensemble "Time To Rise (ft. Petr Cancura)" from Reaching In (Self Released) 36:57
- Voodoo Drummer "Aristophanes' Frogs" from Aristophanes' Frogs (Self Released) 42:47
- Voodoo Drummer "Drunk Dionysus" from Drunk Dionysus (Self Released) 47:30
- Illegal Crowns "Fading" from Unclosing (Out Of Your Head Records) 51:09
- Freddie Bryant "Kid'z Rhymes—Remember That?" from Upper West Side Love Story (Self Released) 1:00:57
- James McGowan Ensemble "Grief and Despair" from Reaching In (Self Released) 1:07:07
- Sana Nagano and Leonor Falcón "Expanding Universe" from Peach and Tomato (577 Records) 1:14:20
- Idle Hands "Get A Grip" from Get A Grip (Posi-tone) 1:22:20
- Idle Hands "Monk, Bunk and Vice Versa" from Get A Grip (Posi-tone) 1:28:16
- Illegal Crowns "Freud and Jung Go Cycling" from Unclosing (Out Of Your Head Records) 1:35:02
- Voodoo Drummer "Set The Controls" from Set The Controls (Self Released) !:40:41
- Freddie Bryant "Central Park Life—Haiku #7" from Upper West Side Love Story (Self Released) 1:44:26
- John Coltrane "Impressions" from Evenings At The Village Gate (Impulse) 1:49:54
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