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Hope
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supported by 98 fans who also own “Pennsylvania 6 6666”
Stylistically a kinder, gentler Ceramic Dog album. Don’t get it twisted, Marc is still very much pissed off. His lyrics offer much fuel for interesting conversation. The band sounds less rigid and more elastic in their sound this time around. Maybe it was the unique method of recording this one, but it stands as their most eclectic release. Not sure why they left off the “7.83 Hz” track from the digital release, however…
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What I Did On My Long 'Vacation'
by Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog
supported by 95 fans who also own “Pennsylvania 6 6666”
I would say it is a perfect album: I like every single track, one after the other and in this order.
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Connection
by Marc Ribot, Ceramic Dog
supported by 75 fans who also own “Pennsylvania 6 6666”
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On her latest EP, Baltimore's Mariah Fortune adds electronic beats and synth layers to her rhythmic dark folk meditations.
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Marvin Tate's D-Settlement
by Marvin Tate's D-Settlement
This massive compilation from Marvin Tate's Chicago ensemble is funny, wildly eclectic, and bursting with energy.
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Good Thing They Ripped Up The Carpet
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Weird and wonky deconstructed post-punk from EXEK is full of changing moods, textures, and all sorts of unexpected sonic surprises.
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Songs Of Resistance 1942 - 2018
by Marc Ribot
supported by 63 fans who also own “Pennsylvania 6 6666”
I've enjoyed Mark's playing for decades, flitting in and out of jazz, prog and experimental. This may be "none of the above", but an entirely engaging experiment regardless. Moving, and occasionally darkly humorous. It reminds me of the great albums Hal Willner used to put out, marrying diverse artists to perform unique tributes on a theme (Thelonious Monk to Nino Rota, Kurt Weill to Walt Disney) -- except here, of course, Ribot is a through-thread. The theme's the title... power to the people!
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