Bandcamp Weekly September 15, 2020
Featuring rad Japanese trumpeter Takuya Kuroda, Houston's huge Free Radicals crew, and vintage gems from Mainstream Records.
Hosted by Andrew Jervis. Illustration of Takuya Kuroda by Noopur Choksi.
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Bastien Keb Creates a Soundtrack for His Struggles on “The Killing of Eugene Peeps”
He approached the album with two seemingly contradictory objectives: “To make an old film score, something very cinematic,” and “to be quite honest throughout.”
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All-Percussion Art-Punk Outfit Pulsallama Were Born from the Freewheeling Spirit of NYC’s ’80s Downtown Scene
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The Psychedelic Sound of Rüstəm Quliyev, King of Azerbaijani Guitar
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Bandcamp Weekly
Rad trumpter Takuya Kuroda, the righteous Free Radicals, and vintage sounds from Mainstream.
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