Bushmeat Sound System Washington, D.C.
Believe neither in free will nor slavery, and never die.
Bushmeat Sound System recommends:
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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Luke Stewart Exposure Quintet
by Luke Stewart
supported by 6 fans who also own “How the West Was Lost”
I saw their return performance at the 2022 Catalytic Sound Festival and it was magnificent!
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Open The Gates
by Irreversible Entanglements
supported by 4 fans who also own “How the West Was Lost”
Energy time maddafakkas! This is hard hitting free jazz for the revolution. Listening to this you could believe it might actually happen! Anyone who thinks Jazz is for old folks should give this a spin. It couldn’t be more contemporary to my ears.
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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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