Under the Radar: notch by notch, hammer by hammer, escape from freedom

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"Fan of odd music and finder of strange things."

notch by notch, hammer by hammer, escape from freedom

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Buried Inside - Chronoclast - Not a concept album, but a thematic one. Every song is about time itself.
Neil Young - On the Beach - This CD makes me want to kill myself
Raise the Red Lantern - Breathe Fire - Chicago-based quartet that sounds like a mix of High on Fire and older Planes Mistaken for Stars

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