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Far From Home
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Arabia
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Citadel
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I Dream Of Ivy
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El Churro
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Breathless
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Porcelain
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Carousel
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The Garden
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Hypercubus
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Down & Out
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Lee Westwood Brighton, UK
Lee Westwood is a Brighton-based composer and guitarist.
Also appears in Two Sided Shape, Nimzo
Studio, Noise Peddler, Dizraeli & The Small Gods, Moulettes and Le Juki
photo - Philipp Ebeling
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Lee Westwood recommends:
Debut album 'Capillaries' from Brighton-based trio Le Juki, released 2013. Check out www.lejuki.com for more info.
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Moving In The Dark
by Dizraeli and the Small Gods
Debut album 'Moving In The Dark' from Folk/Hip-Hop group Dizraeli & The Small Gods, released 2013. Check out www.dizraeli.com for more info.
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Engurland (City Shanties)
by Dizraeli
Dizraeli album 'Engurland (City Shanties)', released 2009. Featuring Lee Westwood on 'Good God' and 'It Won't Be Long'. Check out www.dizraeli.com for more info.
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Conversations in Ritual
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This new album from the contemporary classical duo was completely improvised.
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Where are the Arms
by Gabriel Kahane
Gabriel Kahane is often compared to Sufjan Stevens and Rufus Wainwright (both of whom he’s collaborated with in the past). It’s a lot to live up to, but to that already high bar I’ll add Ben Folds and Randy Newman, if only for Kahane’s similar sense of musical theatre, playful storytelling and ability to set … Continue reading Album of the Week: Where are the Arms →
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A beautiful and unique record of compositions for the viola de gamba, a Renaissance instrument most popular in the 16th and 17th centuries.
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