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The no-wave titan/experimental composer and one of the most inventive groups to come out of '90s indie rock make delightfully cacophonous collaborations together.
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Now & Thus Suite
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Long Haired Locusts
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When The Roses Come Again
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Musician and folklorist Daniel Bachman composes sonic epistles that seek hope in a complicated present.
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Almanac Behind
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American Primitive guitarist and folklorist Daniel Bachman soundtracks the bewildering weirdness of the Anthropocene.
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