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Sundae Club
You know when you hear a piece of music and it effortlessly invokes a national or regional characteristic? Well, Sundae Club are British. Not a 'rolling green hills and Jane Austen' type of Britishness, more the 'wet bank holiday at Skegness' kind, with the whole family stuffed into your dad's Hillman Hunter, eating fish-paste sandwiches while watching the rain... ... more
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The Ancient Order of Froth Blowers Double B-Side
by The Ancient Order of Froth Blowers
supported by 7 fans who also own “Holiday Magic”
Have had the original Carlsberg Special, on HAR 5062, since 1972 and have loved it since I first heard it. This new B side is a brilliant full Band / Orchestral update of a timeless classic. (Please track down the video if it) Am STILL looking forward to an Album's worth of music from the very talented Bill Hunt. PS the other B Side is also GREAT, by Bill's son Will (from an idea by ELO) G
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Volume One
by Kosmischer Läufer
supported by 4 fans who also own “Holiday Magic”
While I'm a huge fan of electronic music, I love when these projects also introduce a narrative aspect. The unfolding history of Martin's musical journey adds such a wonderful dimension while listening to these albums. Not to mention the great visuals, too.
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Districts, Roads, Open Space
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 4 fans who also own “Holiday Magic”
This is up there with Pye Corner Audio and The Advisory Circle. Excellent stuff.
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Kratos Himself Remixed
by Kratos Himself
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 9, 2017
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Exotic Sounds For A Brighter Tomorrow
by The Space Cadet Quintet
Far-out exotica from this aptly named group—the kind of music George Jetson might play while unwinding with a martini.
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a couple of good days
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Tropical escapism meets irony: Austin producer unites Detroit house, Memphis rap, and bossa nova under the banner of "landlocked exotica."
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Inspired by whales in his native Colombia, the Danish producer's debut EP ripples with warm synths and playful melodies.
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