Brouillet New York, New York
Brouillet is the brainchild of Bob Bruya; Brouillet is the original spelling of Bruya, and in French means to scramble or blur, or when speaking about rain, to drizzle.
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Ryan Pollie Quartet
by Ryan Pollie Quartet
Experimental free jazz on the latest from the Ryan Pollie Quartet, combining the sound of the past with futuristic touches.
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Yesterday's Glitter
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Indianna Hale's cosmic Americana is equal parts spooky and inviting, the warm sonic palette a cushion for her eerie songs.
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Ghost Approaches
by Earl Vallie
Earl Vallie's latest sounds like if Roy Orbison lived in Joshua Tree and participated in a lot of mind-expanded activities.
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by Unwed Sailor
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