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This soft expression of gratitude was recorded on 02/06/26 at the second installment of 'blip' in Chicago, IL. Many thanks to Valerie Salerno for the poem. https://blippp.org

This Week, Brumaire features her first Kalamazoo guest, Queenie T of the Frogs and Toads. Queenie and her take a deep dive into the former's catalog and some of her inspirations! Tune in for an incredible (and incredibly varied) catalog perusal

https://blippp.org/

Wavecasting 15 crawls out from the basement—confused, mostly. Sensitive to sunlight? Entirely. Crossing timelines? Back and forth, continually. You’re craning your neck into view of what could have been, while dim future-floaters scatterdance in asynchronous tandem across the ooey gooey of your wired eyes. In other words, the seventeen tracks of Wavecasting 15 blend three ((very)) recent) improvisations with tracks from the last three calendar years, resulting in an hour’s worth of unearthed material, as always, wavecast straight from the Social Compound.

Mineral Spirit and 1022 trade love songs for a love filled episode.

two plusplus birds sitting in a tree

lover alone without love ~

Some downtempo, breaks, synth music and melancholy tunes from e_fren efraindorado7@gmail.com

In an interview conducted in Chicago on 01/23, Brumaire talks with Anaïs — a Chicago-based musician who visited the Zapatistas during an Encuentro — about both her experience and the Zapatistas more broadly. Tragically, there is no news segment

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