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MOONJUNE SAMPLER
by MoonJune Records
supported by 142 fans who also own “Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening - The Music Of Soft Machine”
Fantastic opportunity to get an impression what MoonJune Records is about (fusion, prog rock, avantgarde from all around the world, with a special spotlight on Indonesia ...). Many great artists to be discovered (mostly) and rediscovered (sometimes)! Also, watch out for their special offers due to their 15th birthday (this is why, in short time, many other MoonJune albums will appear here ;-} ).
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Hidden Details (HD)
by Soft Machine
supported by 141 fans who also own “Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening - The Music Of Soft Machine”
I love Soft Machine and everything these players stand for. New track off of Hidden Details is amazing. Long live Soft Machine.
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Abracadabra In Osaka (Elton Dean, Allan Holdsworth, Hugh Hopper, John Marshall)
by Soft Works
supported by 138 fans who also own “Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening - The Music Of Soft Machine”
LOVE the feel and tone of this album! I have been getting into a Holdsworth rabbit hole lately. So, thanks for this recording!
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Patterns Various
by Samuel Sharp
Sharp, who has previously recorded under the name Lossy, returns with an album filled with jazz and electronic fusion tracks.
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Fireworks From The Tower
by Samuel Sharp
British composer and saxophonist Samuel Sharp juggles jazz, electronic, and experimental soundscapes on a pair of overlapping singles.
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The Shadow
by Luke Howard Trio
Originally composed for the stage, this dystopian jazz suite galvanizes AI-related anxieties into powerful, unsettling explosions.
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Live at the Baked Potato
by Soft Machine
supported by 136 fans who also own “Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening - The Music Of Soft Machine”
I saw this group in Philadelphia on this tour and am really glad to have a recording of the show. Have loved them since around 1971, saw them in 1974, and am thrilled they're continuing to make distinctive music.
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