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Windsor Airlift Cokato, Minnesota
Minnesota & Iowa brothers Andy and Tony Johnson. Driven by strong melodies, their music is led by many different instruments including piano, acoustic guitar, percussion, ukulele, electric guitar and synthesizers. From brooding melancholy to emotionally uplifting, Windsor Airlift's music runs the gamut of moods with each song crafting a story unique unto itself. ... more
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Hotels”
Awesome album! My favorite is Sons of Thunder but I also really like Adam, Check Please, and Vitamin Sea. Definitely can relate to those. Plus The Tornado is really cool too.
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Minecraft - Volume Beta
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Hotels”
Though I have just as much nostalgia with Volume Alpha, I think this one is a little more nostalgic for me. I was primarily a creative mode player cause I sucked at survival mode for a while and I played the console versions a lot. It was not until quarantine came around that I played survival mode often. I own the CD and I pre-ordered the vinyl cause I love this album.
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Minecraft - Volume Alpha
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Hotels”
Thank you for creating beautiful memories C418 <3
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Far East melodies wind amidst crackling rhythms and cloudlike keys on the new one from Hualun.
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aswekeepsearching, who featured in our story on post-rock in India, shift gears to offer an album of rich, swirling ambient music.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio May 20, 2014
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Hotels”
i can't select a favorite track because the entire damn album flows through itself so well!
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