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New music from Shob, Mike Gotthard and Soft Machine, old favourites with Teymur Phell, Mike Prigoditch and Alberto Rigoni
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- Shob "Champagne from Tintamarre (Self Produced) 00:00
- Mike Gotthard "Out Of This Planet" from Sensual Brutality (Self Produced) 07:39
- {Musaiko "Connections" from Musaiko (Self Produced) 15:18
- Richard D Ruttenberg "Shockwave" from Shockwave (Self Produced) 22:57
- Rhythm Shaw "Space Station" from Nothing To Loose (Self Produced) 30:36
- Soft Machine "Turmoil" from 3 (Moonjune) 38:15
- On The Raw "Climbing The Air" from On The Raw (Red Phone) 45:54
- Anton Pierre "Steam" from Suspended-Live (Outnote) 53:33
- Teymur Phell "Papano Kimono" from Teymur Phell (Music TP) 1:01:12
- Mike Prigoditch "Spanish Swordfight" from A Stitch In Time (Mexican Mocha) 1:08:51
- Renaud Louis Servais "Techno City" from Epic Circus (Self Produced) 1:16:30
- Alberto Rigoni "Liquid" from Prog Injection (Self Produced) 1:24:09
- Spherical Agenda "Spherical Funk" from Arcane Wisdom (Lunar Signal) 1:31:41
- Art Spike Schlomer" Orient Express" from Transfusion (Self Produced) 1:39:27
- Spandrel "Habituation" from Spandrel (Self Produced) 1:47:06
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