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The Hafler Trio Pärnu, Estonia
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This album is fantastic! Very highly recommended indeed! Experimental, sometimes in your face, lovely in your ears...
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Seeing this collaboration made my morning...
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O Darkness, O Darkness (Remastered & Expanded 2024)
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This is another special art piece from Beta-Lactam Ring and has only been available on vinyl for a decade... until now. I like the gimmick sleeve with the eyeballs that slide out, but the music is pretty great too. "Rim of the Pit" features a number of horror pieces arranged like channel surfing on a television in hell. The second side is noodly, instrumental, and far less harrowing.
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