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Music Tuesday #012: brand spanking new retro music - double bill this week!

Two releases which are less than a month old this week.

The “Polymood” album is an expansion on L’Eclair’s quest to channel and honor their Afro-Disco, Kosmische, and early House 70s influences. And what we end up with is a collection of timeless Swiss Groove™ music—inspired by William Onyeabor, French band AIR, Piero Picioni, Sly Stone and CAN’s ‘Future Days’—bringing euphoric dance to the human machine while it perseveres in its never-ending search for the soul.

For those late nights, after several glasses of wine while lying down on the shaggy carpet drifting off into a state of bliss...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6OVzuABsb0&t=112s

Apart from having the best album cover I've seen this year, Dunbarrow is one of those bands I liked within the first 10 seconds of listening to it. Beautiful sound, clean guitars mixing Blues with Doom metal aspects. There's a clear Black Sabbath heritage, but hey who cares when done this well?Enjoy this genre some actually label "proto doom". Ahh, the internets...you're so funny.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuFJ-zgRlmc

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