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Litvakus Brooklyn, New York
Renowned Eastern European clarinetist, pianist, and composer Dmitri Zisl Slepovitch presents a uniquely thrilling klezmer experience with his new quintet Litvakus, which brings to soaring life the often overlooked Belarusian and Litvak (Belarusian-Lithuanian) Jewish musical heritage. Litvakus is reaching out to the modern audiences worldwide, making the old sound new and fresh, meaningful and hip ... more
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One of my favourite musical discoveries in a while. These musicians are seriously talented. I can’t help imagining that there would have been a whole significant subculture of Yiddish psych rock like this in a different, kinder universe. For now, this is a window into that world that might have been. And I love every second of it.
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Cry My Heart, Cry! Songs from Testimonies, Vol. 2
by Zisl Slepovitch Ensemble & Sasha Lurje
supported by 6 fans who also own “Hava Nagila Bulgar”
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Cry My Heart, Cry! Songs from Testimonies, Vol. 2
by Zisl Slepovitch Ensemble & Sasha Lurje
Originally sung by Holocaust survivors in Yiddish, Polish and French, this moving album is now available in a gorgeous LP package.
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Raw black metal that brooks no compromises, this has all the ferocious guitars, lo-fi aesthetics and infernal howling you crave.
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Mazel Tov Cocktail Party!
by David Krakauer, Kathleen Tagg & the Mazel Tov Cocktail Party
Led by klezmer phenom David Krakauer, this collaborative LP develops international sounds into an celebration of our common humanity.
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The Unternationale: The Fourth Unternational
by Daniel Kahn & Psoy Korolenko
supported by 5 fans who also own “Hava Nagila Bulgar”
A critical album for the year of the Apocalypse, 2020, ranging from the highs and lows that one can experience only in times of extreme turmoil and angst. Favorite track is "Israel Nothing," though it shares the honor with "Israel Something."
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