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AstroShamanaut Los Angeles, California
The Astro-Shamanaut doesn't just save entire planets throughout the universe. He also makes music. He doesn't believe in being frozen during long space journeys so he taught the ship robots how to play instruments and they jam into night (nights that last years between suns.) He'll be passing, and stopping by, Earth in the year 2020 with more music so...Stay Tuned. ... more
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Christmas Bloody Christmas (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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VFW (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Bliss (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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A playful, charming, and bold blend of electronic loops and textures with post-rock and jazz from Lyndhurst.
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The Dead Of Winter
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Composer Antoni Maiovvi explores the horrors of the psyche on this evocative new LP.
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Place of Honor
by Computer Nerd
If the Phantom of the Opera wrote video game music, it might sound something like the sweeping, stately songs on “Place of Honor.”
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