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Stranger
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Ant Lion
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Dollis Hill Butchers
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Stone Of Fire
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Sugarcube City
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Cellar Bar
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Death And Divorce
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Favourite Items
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I C U
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Just Have To Wait There
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Quick To The Basement
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Soggy Problems
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Farm Wife
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Slight Chance
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Anton Barbeau Berlin, Germany
Anton Barbeau plays "pre-apocalyptic psychedelic pop." He's a Taurus, born in Sacramento and now living by a canal in
Berlin. He's made something like 30 albums and has worked with members of XTC, The Soft Boys, the Bevis Frond, Cake, the Loud Family, Elf Power and
the Corner Laughers. Julian Cope got him stoned in Croydon once. His new album, Manbird, ain't bad at all.
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Anton Barbeau recommends:
Poppy Seeds
by The Corner Laughers
This is a band that began in brilliance and only gets brighter, deeper and darker with every passing thought. Lovely, inspired and inspiring, perfectly performed and produced.
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This is the album for which the term "inventive" was invented. I was hooked from the first spin. The writing/arranging/performance/production is impeccable and charming as hell.
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STAND TALL SON
by The Point Of R.e.a.l.ization.
It's tripped-out, hypnotic, mysterious and sometimes soft. It's a great record simply because it is.
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Oh The Joys We Live For
by Anton Barbeau
supported by 13 fans who also own “Stranger”
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Dolly Birds & Spies
by The Cleaners From Venus
supported by 9 fans who also own “Stranger”
Every time I hear a new song Martin Newell writes I think it's the best song I've ever heard. One of the great pop writers of all time. Dolly Birds isn't new ground for Martin, but who cares? It's another album of consistently great tunes. Not a bad track on here and some that now rank among my favorites. You can't really go wrong with any of his albums but this one is just great front to back.
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Castlebeat’s “VHS” offsets bright, jangly songs with smoky, lo-fi production, giving their pie-eyed melodies a sense of mystery.
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