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April and Lance Ledbetter of Atlanta's Dust-to-Digital join us for a discussion about the label's new radio app, Dust-to-Digital Radio, and the art of sharing archival music in the digital age: "The technology is amazing. I couldn't have imagined it 20 years ago. I mean, maybe Nikola Tesla or some science fiction writers could have, but it’s changing so fast."

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Enveloping and unhurried, Wax Machine drifts between jazz, funk, bossa nova, rock and folk traditions, wrapped in a soft psychedelic sheen. These songs settle deep into the pocket, rewarding attention without ever demanding it. It's music that invites immersion rather than insistence.

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Paste-up scrapbook transmission, ya heard? D’Ya Hear Me!: Naffi Years 1979–1983 moves through a corner of British post-punk where homemade electronics, dub atmospherics and soft-focus pop dissolve into one another. Domestic and nocturnal, drum machines pulse beneath elastic basslines, guitars drift through tape haze, melodies appear only to evaporate. Reggae permeates ...


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Across Nashville sessions, kosmische excursions, and off-center country-rock detours, Sean Thompson has quietly become one of the city’s most versatile guitarists. On the new Weird Ears instrumental LP Inner Principles, he pulls those threads into a fluid, atmospheric set that moves between ECM-style spaciousness, late-night boogie, and warmly exploratory ensemble inte...


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Originally released in 2006, Rainbow remains one of Boris’ most transportive recordings: heavy but unforced, suspended somewhere between slow-motion psychedelia and late-night amplifier glow. Nearly twenty years later, the newly released Rainbow 2 extends the world of the original with two side-long pieces drawn from the long out-of-print Rainbow box set,...


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