Get all 51 New Atlantis Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 85%.
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Tense Past
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Acceleration Lane
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Id Martyrs
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Chemical Language
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The Offspring of Silence
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New Atlantis Records Yellow Springs, Ohio
New Atlantis Records is an independent record label documenting exceptional creative music, from avant jazz and free improvisation to vanguard rock music, and beyond. The ever-blossoming catalog features contributions from Elliott Sharp, William Hooker, Microwaves, Paul Dunmall, Blind Thorns, Dave McDonnell Group, Thollem McDonas + Sara Lund (Unwound), Hyrrokkin, Haitian Rail, Keir Neuringer, etc ... more
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Bloor is one of those bands you comb through your album library for a reference point, it is many things, and to cite one would do a disservice once the next song begins. Free is a given, a repetition establishes a pattern, the pattern indicates a direction, a left is taken, somehow you are back at the point of departure. One could suggest a seatbelt.
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Good Days
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So happy to see a new album from this band. I've long been a fan of Mazurek and Parker's work in Tortoise, on top of the CUQ... Anyhow, if you're curious about contemporary jazz, this is a terrific place to start.
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Caught on Tape — Full Bleed
by Thurston Moore & John Moloney
Nine noisy, totally gnarly tracks, featuring Moore's growling guitar and Moloney's thick, fiery drums.
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I was too young to hear silence
by Patrick Shiroishi
Free jazz saxophonist explores negative space on a vast, improvised work recorded in a L.A. parking structure.
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The Spanish avant-garde jazz trio takes listeners on a journey through time on their thoughtful new album.
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Apura!
by Karl Evangelista's Apura
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