Playlist 568 - Nov 2025

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Playlist
1. Cluster & Eno – Ho Renomo (bureau b)
2. Midori Hirano – Oto, Kioku (Thrill Jockey)
3. Jimi Tenor Band – Selenites (Tapete Records)
4. Lucy Gooch – Clouds (Fire Records)
5. Barry Walker Jr feat. Rob Smith & Jason Willmon – Quiessence (Thrill Jockey)
6. The Notwist – X-ray (Morr Music)
7. Bill Callahan – The man I’m supposed to be (Drag City)
8. claire rousay feat m sage – just (Thrill Jockey)
9. Clementine March – Fireworks (PRAH Recordings)
10. Lande Hekt – Favourite pair of shoes (Tapete Records)
11. Prima Queen feat Girl Group – The prize (Submarine Cat)
12. Anna Prior – True for you (Beat Palace Records)
13. Hater – This guy (Fire Records)
14. Haylie Davis – Country boy (Fire Records)
15. Homer – Chrysanthemum (Big Crown Records)
16. The Cords – Just don’t know how to be you (Skep Wax)
17. Ladytron – I believe in you (Nettwerk) (playing Gorilla, Manchester, Mar 21)
18. lucky break – Burning string (Fire Records)
19. Marielle V Jacobsons – Warm spring (Thrill Jockey)
20. Marta Del Grandi – Alpha Centauri (Fire Records)
21. Pictish Trail – Infinity ooze (Fire Records)
22. Tulpa – PSYOPs (Skep Wax)
23. Stressgivers – Pop hit (self release)
24. The Attendant – Beautiiful humans (bandcamp)
25. Thee Marloes – Harap Dan Ragu (Big Crown Records)
26. Tony Njoku feat Ghostpoet – The slipstream (Studio Njoku)
27. Yael Naim – Multicolor (Mouselephant)
28. Naim Amor & Kid Congo Powers – Tuscon safari (In The Red Records)

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