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New Weird Britain in Review for October, by Noel Gardner

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New Weird Britain in Review for October, by Noel Gardner
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Your latest guide to the British underground comes with bananas mashcore from a huge crew of Rotherham children, a demonstration of the discombobulatory potential of the human voice, and much more
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Unfathomable amounts of music are being recorded around the world daily, more than you could hear in a thousand lifetimes with access to a server bigger than the Ritz. And even then, not everything is getting captured. Think how many formalised music-making sessions are happening somewhere, a

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