Bushmeat Sound System Washington, D.C.
Believe neither in free will nor slavery, and never die.
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Moor Mother/Camae Ayewa is one of the most dangerous humans on the planet. Her Tone Science makes the master-class cower and the police quake. Never forget what was done to the Children of Move.
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Blacks' Myths II
by Blacks' Myths
Luke Stewart on bass and Warren G. "Trae" Crudup III on drums have created a new sound and format that are brimming with Cosmic Potential. Power trio, sans guitar, an empire-bruising loudness.
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Alter Destiny is a queer space of unfathomable redemptive potential. I love this band. Travis has a great voice and only one legal name.
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Works for Upright Bass and Amplifier
by Luke Stewart
supported by 4 fans who also own “alter destiny as conceptual toolkit for liberation”
Urgency, groove, tradition, anger, it's all there in this wonderful bass sound. The pieces reveal different aspects each time I listen to them. Feedback, overtones, shifting patterns, lyrical moments, make this a very contemporary and explorative album, while tone and phrasing at times reaffirm the power of the instrument's tradition.
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Luke Stewart Exposure Quintet
by Luke Stewart
supported by 4 fans who also own “alter destiny as conceptual toolkit for liberation”
I saw their return performance at the 2022 Catalytic Sound Festival and it was magnificent!
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Mesmerizing melodies sidle up against percussion-forward minimalism and grainy textures on this new EP from Seoul's Arexibo.
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