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Released quietly in 1986, Wind grew into a classic long after the fact...

A record that sounded alien in 1981 still feels alien today. Craig Leon’s...

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A debut that sounds more like a declaration than an introduction...

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For years it was his only known work: six tracks, thirty minutes, and...

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Andy Cartwright, the musician behind Seabuckthorn, has been building...

New Zealand’s most influential band never aimed for polish. Vehicle...

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