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Open (feat. Yves Tumor)
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Ultra Facial!
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Everyrose
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Subliminal Burn
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I Can Not Remember
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james K New York, New York
A version of James K was born. Comprised of bones, reactive metals and a larynx with freckled eyes that catalyzes that mix. She produces her music and makes temporary haven for indomitable lyrics – and these are in constant flux. You can check what they are here: [917 908-1173]. It's only a part of her fairly detailed world. A world that she abandons and then builds upon. ... more
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My whole body agrees with the pace of this short but solid track list. A generous helping of acoustic rhythm samples ignited by breakbeats add extra attention to full range movement on the dancefloor. Not a beat wasted.
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I first heard this Inheritance on Murray Scott's 1BTN show. It stopped me in my tracks. A work of art.
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The electronic artist's latest album reckons with her past through a fresh eyes and ears.
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The Invention of the Human
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It connects me with something deeply primitive. Maybe a collective dream we all had long ago?
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