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Essential Listening: Chill Out – The KLF (1990)
Given the title of this blog was chosen in reverence to a track from this album, and the background faithfully depicts its album cover, providing an impartial view of Chill Out’s true value becomes a problematic endeavour for me. Clearly … Continue reading
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Song Of The Day – Sharpness by Jamie Woon
From the album ‘Making Time’ (2015)
Song Of The Day – Hohai Beats by Soichi Terada
From the compilation album ‘Soichi Terada Presents Sounds From The Far East’ (2015)
Help Yourself
There they are again, in and out at this hour. That’s nine days in a row now. Joanne, patronising as only someone in their relative prime can be, told me not to think anything of it, and that I’m only … Continue reading
Song Of The Day – Keleya by Moussa Doumbia
From the album ‘World Psychedelic Classics 3: Love’s A Real Thing – The Funky Fuzzy Sounds Of West Africa’ (2005)
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