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Haunting melodies, eclectic rhythms, and high vibrations. 🌊 The ultimate music experiment. Curated sounds for the curious ear. 🎧✨ Join the Experiment!
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    The Experiment | Music
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    Aug 21
    After decades spent moving between songwriter, session player, producer and collaborator, Duncan Maitland has a song for the people behind the curtain who secretly want centre stage. “Dummy” opens the road to his first solo album in 16 years. #DuncanMaitland #Dummy #Chamberling
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    Aug 21
    J. Killen does not treat survival as leaving the past behind on “Cold Winds.” The road has taught him plenty — but trouble can still return like weather. #JKillen #ColdWinds #Americana #AltCountry
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    Aug 20
    The Birthday Massacre will bring Pathways back to Europe this winter on the expanded Cursed Blessings Tour with Wednesday 13, travelling across the continent before three UK shows in December. #TheBirthdayMassacre #Wednesday13 #Pathways #GothicRock
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    Aug 20
    Sam Lapides struggled for a long time to finish “Tonight.” With Bill Lloyd, the answer was not vocal perfection but finding the right musical space for heartbreak to remain rough around the edges. Read more: md-eksperiment.org/en/post/202608… #SamLapides #Tonight #Americana
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    Aug 17
    Two court cases from 1830s Ireland become something the surviving records could never fully preserve: songs about the people inside them. Cormac O Caoimh, SJ McArdle and Lisa Lambe return to the archive with two new Bring Your Own Hammer releases. Read more:
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