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Welcome to fakejazz.com's second big issue. In this issue,
we have two new interviews, one with the outstanding drone & dreamscape
duo Windy and Carl
and one with Daniel
Burton who used to be in Ativin and is currently in the
great new band Early Day Miners whose music explores the Southwest with its
dark and dusky soundscapes. I didn't think it was possible, but we have
even more reviews in this
issue than we did in our launch issue, 24 at final count.
If you missed our launch
issue, you may want to review our
rating system,
as it is a little awkward. Also, be sure to check out the short interview
we did with Brian
Fraser of Brian & Chris, a great band that we shouldn't let slip through
the cracks of indie glut with its unobtrusive name.
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Arab on Radar - Soak the Saddle,
Atombombpocketknife - Alpha Sounds,
Bardo Pond - Set and Setting,
Calexico - Hot Rail,
Do Make Say Think - Goodbye Enemy Airship the Landlord is Dead,
Early Day Miners - Placer Found,
Everlasting the Way - long-stretch-motorcycle-hymn-highway,
Get Hustle - Earth Odyssey,
Her Space Holiday - Something Blue,
Japancakes / 8-Track Gorilla - split 7",
The Ladybug Transistor - Live at the Amigo 99,
La Foresta Della Morte - La Foresta Della Morte (Soundtrack),
Land. - Ice Storm 7",
Mercury Program - From the Vapor of Gasoline,
MicroMars - International Pop Modulations,
Portastatic - De Mel De Melão,
Rachel's / Matmos - Full on Night,
Rex / Songs: Ohia - split 7",
Sigur Rós - Ný Batterí,
Smog - Dongs of Sevotion,
Sonic Youth - NYC Ghosts & Flowers,
Spacemen 3 - Taking Drugs to Make Music to Take Drugs To,
Stereolab - The First of the Microbe Hunters,
Trans Am - You Can Always Get What You Want
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