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The Salt Mines
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Elliott Sharp Soundtracks New York, New York
In addition to his formal works for string quartet, orchestra, opera, and chamber music, E# has also composed many scores for film, video, theater, and installations.
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Century
by Elliott Sharp's Terraplane
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Salt Mines”
This album is one of the best contemporary blues discoveries I have made last year. A deep, heavy but rich sound. Above that, the album swings and grooves from start to end. To make the musical experience complete: the mastering of this piece of art is splendid. Highly recommended!
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Les Secrets de la Mer Rouge
by François de Roubaix
This is the first release of the full score of the French TV series “Les Secrets de la Mer Rouge," recorded in 1967 and 1975.
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Members of the Philly punk, experimental, and classical scenes come together for dreamy, Bill Frissell-esque folk improvisations.
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WITCH HOTEL O.S.T
by ACQUISITIONS
As you might guess from the title, this is strange and eerie synth music meant to conjure a mystical film where all is not what it seems.
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What The Ocean Is Like At Night
by Rob Byrd
Wonderfully spectral guitar songs from Rob Byrd have the subtlety and beauty of the quiet parts of post-rock songs, all tension and mood.
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Severance: Season 1 (Apple TV+ Original Series Soundtrack)
by Theodore Shapiro
Your outie will thrill to the spine-tingling soundtrack from the breakout TV show. Please try to enjoy each track equally.
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With an assist from friends Berlin Lama, Suso Saiz, and more, Pablo Color puts a balearic spin on bossa nova.
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