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Mogadishu
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Mutant Section
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Third Bar Third Rail
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Dune
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Krakatoa
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Innamorata
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Dead Sea Dub
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Cherry Blossom Dub
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Eyebotica
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Pharoah
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Mitch McNeil Oak Park, Illinois
From the wind-and-wave-swept shores of the mighty sweet water sea they call Michigan, Alewife's guitarist/composer/arranger steps out to forge his own cathartic sounds. He looks to ancient and folkloric musical traditions, and brings them into the modern realm of ambience and sonic possibility. ... more
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