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During the 28 days of February, hip-hop-influenced composer Son Lux was tasked with writing, recording, and arranging an entirely new full-length album. Read how he accomplished the feat while applying a sampler's process to his unique brand of genre-bending.
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Son Lux: We Are Rising
Graviton: Massless
NOW Ensemble: Awake
Agoraphobic Nosebleed / Despise You: And On and On...
Bill Frisell: Sign of Life (Music for 858 Quartet) -
Singer/songwriter John Vanderslice teams with The Magik*Magik Orchestra for a honest, lush album of pop rock driven by cinematic orchestration, recorded on tape in Vanderslice's own studio, Tiny Telephone.
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Among the thousands of under-appreciated or under-publicized albums that were released in 2010, hundreds became our favorites and were presented in ALARM and on AlarmPress.com. Of those, we pared down to 100 outstanding releases, leaving no genre unexplored in our list of this year's overlooked gems.
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Daft Punk: Tron: Legacy soundtrack
Shawn Lee’s Ping-Pong Orchestra: Hooked-Up Classics
Liz Janes: Say Goodbye
Zoon Van Snook: (Falling from) The Nutty Tree -
Brian Eno: Small Craft on a Milk Sea
Lazer Sword: s/t
The 1900s: Return of the Century
James Falzone’s Allos Musica: Lamentations
Destroyer: Archer on the Beach -
Dimmu Borgir: Abrahadabra
Sufjan Stevens: The Age of Adz
Atmosphere: To All My Friends, Blood Makes the Blade Holy
Circle of Animals: Destroy the Light
White Moth: s/t
Yann Tiersen: Dust Lane
The Gaslamp Killer: Death Gate EP
The Black Heart Procession: Blood Bunny / Black Rabbit -
Trans Am: Thing
Nedry: Condors
Michael Leonhart & The Avramina 7: Seahorse & The Storyteller
TRUTHLiVE: Patience
Gotan Project: Tango 3.0
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Converge: Axe to Fall
Russian Circles: Geneva
Shrinebuilder: s/t
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Ray Raposa, aka Castanets describes life on the road, and the organic ways in which his albums and live shows take form.
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