JG Thirlwell Brooklyn, New York
JG Thirlwell is a Brooklyn based composer who is known for his musical projects Foetus, Manorexia, Xordox, Steroid Maximus and more. He creates the musical scores the animated shows Archer and Venture Bros. He has collaborated with Melvins, Zola Jesus, Lydia Lunch, Simon Steensland, Tredici Bacci and many more. He has composed for Kronos Quartet, Bang On A Can, Dither, Alarm Will Sound and more ... more
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Muted World”
Quite a departure from the wild territories they ventured into with their major label releases. So far, the greatest thrash metal I've heard released in the 2020's. Plus, it's not everyday you hear Rhea Perlman on a metal record.
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INTERNET PROTOCOL
by MASTER BOOT RECORD
supported by 4 fans who also own “Muted World”
One day I came across this title on YouTube and it intrigued me. The nostalgy hit me so much that I went back on IRC in 2019. Thanks to that, I met my girlfriend after being single for 15 years, and moved to a new town 6 hours away from me. All of that because of a click on that song. Music has the power to change people's life and this track is my personal proof of that fact.
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The Man Downstairs: Demos & Rarities
by Robyn Hitchcock
supported by 4 fans who also own “Muted World”
Such a joy to see live at Pappy & Harriet's and here's to your 70th - may the next trip around the sun bring you the joy you have brought us
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Anthology II: Movie Themes 1976-1988
by John Carpenter
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 27, 2023
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Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-1998
by John Carpenter
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 24, 2017
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Life After Infinity
by Robyn Hitchcock
supported by 4 fans who also own “Muted World”
I'm still a little blown away by the fact that one of my guitar influences released an instrumental guitar album on the same day as me and I didn't realize it. But I've listened to it twice now and it gets better with every play. In places it's like Syd Barret, Robby Krieger, and the Penguin Cafe Orchestra are having a jam session.
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