Robert Browning

3. Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan - The Nation's Most Central Location 4. Fiasco - The Aids Crisis

It appears that when working on an archival inventory and organizing files I listen to less music, but more of it on repeat. This is what I heard the last week: 1. Colin Stetson - When we were that what wept for the sea 2. Pye Corner Audio - Black Mill Tapes, Vols. 1-5

3. The American Analog Set - From Our Living Room To Yours 4. Dirty Three - Horse Stories 5. Low - Things We Lost In The Fire 6. Sam Prekop - S/T

It's been a very busy week, but fruitful. So apart from the remarkable, new Colin Stetson album, there is not much new on this list. I fell back on a lot of old favorites of mine. 1. Colin Stetson - When we were that what wept for the sea 2. Real Estate - Atlas

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5. Infinite River - Prequel 6. Various Artists - Panorama of American Piano Music: From Antheil to Zappa, 1911-1991 7. Fugazi - Repeater

This week's audio highlights: 1. The Soundcarriers - Celeste 2. Kosmischer Läufer - The Secret Cosmic Music of the East German Olympic Program, 1972-1983, Volume 4 3. Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer - Recordings from the Åland Islands 4. Patrick Shiroishi - Evergreen

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5. Various Artists - Happy Land: A Compendium Of Alternative Dance Music From The British Isles 1992-1996

Music listens this week: 1. Makaya McCraven - In These Times (actually listened to several of his albums) 2. Jeff Parker - Forfolks 3. Jeff Parker - Mondays At The Enfield Tennis Academy 4. The Men - Tomorrow's Hits

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5) Playing The Piano - Ryuichi Sakamoto

What's been playing this week: 1) Kajillionaire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - Emile Mosseri 2) On Giacometti - Hania Rani 3) The Unseen In Between - Steve Gunn 4) Selenodesy - Richard Skelton

RIP Seymour Stein - music industry veteran since the late 59s, from King through to Sire, Talking Heads Madonna The Smiths er al. A true gay pioneer. Remember him for this if nothing else

R.I.P. Ryuichi Sakamoto, a visionary composer who transcended genres and creative boundaries. He leaves us at age 71. theguardian.com/music/2023/apr…

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5. Erik Hall - Music For 18 Musicians 6. Spotify playlist of Krautrock: open.spotify.com/playlist/42mQQ…

What's been playing this week: 1. Colin Stetson - Chimæra 1 2. Count Basie And His Orchestra - America's #1 Band 3. Nomo - Ghost Rock 4. Charlie Haden - Liberation Music Orchestra 5. Erik Hall - Music For 18 Musicians 6. Spotify playlist of Krautrock: