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Lest We Forget, by Amar Lal

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By Amar Lal, Cruel Diagonals, Edwina Hay, Beau Alessi
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Lest We Forget explores the grief, shock, tension and momentum of the Black Lives Matter movement in the United States after the murder of George Floyd in 2020. The collection of emotive compositions is accentuated by field recordings, news broadcasts and public video clippings.
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A Dormant Vigor, by Cruel Diagonals

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By Cruel Diagonals, Samuel Goff, Cooper Bowman, Ldy Osc
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"Don’t be afraid to suffer—take your heaviness And give it back to the earth’s own weight; The mountains are heavy, the oceans are heavy." -Rainer Maria Rilke A Dormant Vigor explores themes of destruction, emergence, and growth through my deep respect and reverence for geological, and especially, volcanic processes. Instrumentation includes voice, granular synthesis, eurorack/modular synthesis and field recordings.
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Tracings in Honey, by C.R. Gillespie

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By C.R. Gillespie, Paul Jordan, Cruel Diagonals, O.G. Jigg
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Tracings in Honey is an electronic travelogue by C.R. Gillespie, inspired equally by imagination, immersion, and the emotional terrain of both inner and outer landscapes. In anticipation of a trip to Northern Vietnam in 2019 with his partner, C.R. Gillespie created demos that would act as sonic vessels for the experiences and encounters he would discover.
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