Bandcamp Weekly November 30, 2021
Jelly Cleaver talks about her new project 'Forever Presence' and we get into new music from Nils Frahm, Ego Ella May and more.
Hosted by Aly Gillani. Illustration of Jelly Cleaver by Hsiao-Ron Cheng.
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ELDOVAR: A Story of Darkness & Light
by Elder & Kadavar
The sludge metal titans's collaborative debut channels their pre-established strengths as metallurgists into a sprawling communion. read more
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