Featuring downtown jazz players like clarinettist Doug Weiselman and accordeon player Ted Reichman alongside a wealth of other guests, “Conviviencia” is a lyrical tale from the Middle East formed on traditional Sephardic melodies from the 11th to the 16th century.

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I’ve been slacking in the submissions department this few months, there has been mucho good music sent to us for review but I couldn’t keep up. Anyways today’s the day for the goods to be split! Arrrr!

Mofongo - Tumbao

Ponce, Puerto Rico’s Mofongo was said to be inspired by Salsa, Tom Zé, Fela Kuti, [...]

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Haven’t been checking thru what the other mp3blogs have been up to for a long while, today I tried to check back using hype machine but i could only stroll through 3 days or so because there was too much stuff!! Anyways, here’s a quality selection from today’s session and some more [...]

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* Raven sings the Blues on top form with Kemialliset Ystävät , Grouper and Best of 2007 so far list including Eluvium, Fennesz-Sakamoto, Grails, Stars of the Lid, Colleen, Raccoo-oo-oon, Battles, Panda Bear and more.
* Members of the Black Moth Super Rainbow guest reviewing on Paper Thin Walls community, bands included : The Lava Children, [...]

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Finnish avant prog big band Alamaailman Vasarat has just released their long expected new album Maahan on Wolfgang Records. I’ve already been highly impressed by their second album Käärmelautakunta and its dark symphonic melodies, but unfortunately couldn’t find the time to write about them.
Vasarat’s music is otherworldly strange as they themselves mention that they are [...]

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Hello folks, as a starter for August I’d like to feature some masterpieces from the 1970s.

Aksak Maboul was a Belgian avant rock/jazz band
that released 2 albums, one in 1977 and one in 1980. I had their second album “Un peu de l’âme des bandits” for some time, although it had its ups and downs, [...]

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