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Bolas
03:16
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Vacuum
00:44
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Divider
02:57
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Termina
03:16
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Aegis VII
01:22
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The Marker
03:17
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Terraform
01:45
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Tau Volantis
03:37
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Brethren Moons
03:21
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The Codex
02:02
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Pat Healy Halifax, Nova Scotia
Science fiction-inspired instrumental guitar music from Nova Scotia, Canada. Think Vangelis, Allan Holdsworth, and a whole lot of nerdiness.
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One of the most fun EPs available. None control fun synth, heavy science fiction dance parties and metal guitar like this band.
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Matthew Schwartz is one of my favourite artists in Halifax - his ability to construct loop frameworks would perplex the most seasoned engineer.
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The Absolute Now
by Brendan Melchin & The Forward Bound
Modern, tastefully edgy, and highly skilled, these are some of Halifax's finest young jazz musicians paving the new way.
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Progressive music ensemble The Grand Sbam's bombastic compositions defy tempo, genre, and description.
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Aftermath
by Luna Honey & Norman Westberg
A meditation on grief and loss, this experimental collaboration between Luna Honey and Norman Westberg is both haunting and touching.
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Harrowing improvised music from Argentina, the latest from Slavia is packed with unsettling drones and crackles designed to unsettle.
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