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Daddy Ocean (live)
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Requiem (live)
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Glass Dog (live)
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Sabbatical (live)
04:23
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Your Mansion (live)
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His Gibraltar (live)
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Hymn (live)
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Boundless Fortune (live)
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Shahs Missoula, montana
Shahs hails from the odd region between Richard Thompson, piano balladry, and weirdo 70’s art-rock worship. They’ve been toiling away, playing the occasional show in the desolate, post-Manifest Destiny region of Missoula, Montana. Going for almost 20 years, Shahs has shifted from a single-minded special “idea” into a kind of apocalypse-by-committee, with songs that reference the end of all things ... more
Shahs recommends:
sonneneruption [ep]
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The only band in Missoula that sounds anything like krautrock.
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Minneapolis' resident electronic czar gradually moving into melody. Beautiful, this is.
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Incredible SF electronic music pioneer from the late 1970's/early 1980's. Produced some of Sylvester's biggest hits. Can't recommend enough.
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On “Lost at the Party,” Terry Malts trade their marauding pop-punk for dark, mature pop. The result is their best record to date.
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Tense post-punk from Big Supermarket, “1800” threads bent-wire guitars through blinking keys and dead-eyed vocal lines.
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