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“To awaken quite alone in a strange town is one of the pleasantest sensations in the world,” wrote British-Italian writer Freya Stark. Takiaya Reed, the driving force behind Divide and Dissolve, has no problem with either the solitary life or switching up her environment. “I enjoy being alone when I’m writing music,” Reed says. ...

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Amsterdam-based Rush Hour is a company that defies simple categorization. Since its founding in 1997, the collective has based its output on “impulse and faith,” regardless of its form, whether record label, distributor, or brick-and-mortar store. From...

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Roland has again partnered with the high-end Japanese furniture company Karimoku for its latest KIYOLA digital pianos. Both new models are infused with Japanese cultural elements that date back more than a thousand ...

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First-time visitors to Japan are often surprised by the contrasts. Japan is, of course, known for its ancient history and traditional culture, as well as for being a high-tech wonderland. But what people might not expect is how these two sides not only live side by side, but often as one and the same. Picture an ancient shrine amidst...

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Post-rock doesn’t announce itself with conventional hooks or choruses. It gathers slowly, built from guitars that linger rather than riff, rhythms that grow rather than groove, and songs that concern themselves with atmosphere over statement. Typically instrumental, the music is, at its best, something you bathe in rather than listen...

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