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Farewell
05:11
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2. |
I Still Remember
05:57
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3. |
What Could Have Been
05:52
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As We Fade
08:56
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Like Distant Dreams
05:57
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6. |
Into The Afterlife
18:10
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Nanaki Isle of Man
Instrumental music from the Isle of Man. Once an up to six piece band, nowadays it has returned to being the sole work of Postcode guitarist Michael Daugherty.
Nanaki recommends:
If my feet were fingers, I'd stab you in the eye..
by Phil Reynolds and the Dearly Departed
Brilliant indie-rock debut solo album from Phil Reynolds. The first release from Small Bear Records.
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The latest and greatest release from Mikie's current band Postcode.
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Reissue of the ultra rare compilation album featuring more tracks from Nanaki.
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This very holding back
by Locomotora
supported by 5 fans who also own “Epilogue”
Great post-rock from this Finnish band. While still adhering to the cathartic protocol of loud / quiet dynamics, this LP also explores a neo-classical minimalism, not unlike some aspects of Mono. But, what I really love is the darkly lit drones that flicker in and out of the songs like spectral daydreams.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Epilogue”
This album speaks to my soul. I always find myself coming back to it when I need to get through challenges of life.
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A fascinating mash-up of jazz sensibility with Krautrock motorik on an album that mesmerizes with repetition.
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