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Liars 
Lost in Sisterworld

Now-Again's Wide Weird World of Wax

The Imperial Dogs Unchained

Electronicians' Quarterly

The King Has Red Ears

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Angels, Demons and Lisa Germano	Harmonic Hypnotist: Tracing Michael Rother
Matthew Shipp "In the metaphysical world of making the music there are no labels, there's just making music."	Ecstacy, Generosity, Multiplicity Terry Riley in the cusp of magic
East Is West Is The Kronos Quartet	Matmos in the mouth of the beast
Mother Sky Plastic Ono Band	Mayer Hawthorne: from Motown to Our Town
Petra Haden Can See Forever (on a clear day)	1+1=3 Christopher O'Riley's rock/classical equation
Sondre Lerche's Heartbeat Radio "You can't just write songs when you feel inspired, you have to keep chasing it."	In the beginning was Les Paul
Moby Made Something Beautiful Maybe you'll like it, too	Harry Partch's Boxcar Revelations
Jean-Gabriel Périot: My Favorite Obsessive-Compulsive Political Filmmaker Interview by Rika Ohara	Forever Changes: Philip Glass in the time of Music

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