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David Minnick Detroit, Michigan
David Minnick is obsessed with choosing seemingly impossible musical projects and seeing them through to completion. He
creates music in a multitude of genres (orchestral, blues, ska, free jazz, gamelan, klezmer, psychedelic pop, pirate music, a cappella, to name a few) and plays several instruments.
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David Minnick recommends:
I Didn't Know I Was Singing
by The Sursiks
"I didn't know i was singing" was originally released in 2006 and re released on Housecore Records in 2010. It is an album of phone messages transformed into musical arrangements.
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Sing To God Vol I & II
by Cardiacs
supported by 5 fans who also own “El Linterna: "Illuminator" by Underoath (October 2010)”
Coming to this band kind of late. This is the third Cardiacs album I have bought and the best: unrelenting punk energy, creative, irreverent, funny, epic, occasionally funky. One of the only albums that makes me smile ear to ear. It matches my internal monologue so well that bizarrely I find it calming, despite it bring objectively one of the least calming albums you'll ever hear.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “El Linterna: "Illuminator" by Underoath (October 2010)”
Great album.. thanks for the gong gigs Kavus... respect from Phil...You broke my fall xxxx
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The Trump Chronicles EP
by The Dowling Poole
supported by 4 fans who also own “El Linterna: "Illuminator" by Underoath (October 2010)”
This Yank thanks you
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British folk musician Tom Nash built these delicate and moving songs around a broken harmonium, allowing its limitations to open up worlds.
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The London band's new album is a vibrant postcard from southern Italy, boosted by brass, strings, and pizzica percussion from local players.
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