Get all 19 indigenous resistance releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of IR 63 When Thomas Sankara Met Fela Kuti, IR64 Sonic Resistance & Indigenous Resistance, IR 62 Inner Dub ,Outer Dub., IR60 Indigenous & Black WisDub :A Soundbook And Soundtrack For Critical And Creative Resistance, IR 59 Eritrea Dub Journey:E-Book & Soundtrack, IR 58 Rising Up For The Dub World Within, Anarchist Africa::When Visions Fall From Sky, IR38 Waiting For The Right Moment: Adwa Victory Groove, and 11 more.
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Resist To Exist قاوم لِوجودك
by Avon Terror Corps x Exist Festival
supported by 6 fans who also own “Reflecting On Laos Dub While On Ho Chi Minh Trail”
thanks to avoid common sense. love and solidarity
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Na Zala Zala
by Rey Sapienz & The Congo Techno Ensemble
supported by 6 fans who also own “Reflecting On Laos Dub While On Ho Chi Minh Trail”
this is a deep dark sweaty album with haunting afro bass tones, congolese raps and spoken word into a contemporary rough electronic sound. Nice to set the tone for your day
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We Live Here (Deluxe)
by Bob Vylan
supported by 6 fans who also own “Reflecting On Laos Dub While On Ho Chi Minh Trail”
Nesbru idiot gang... RuPaul style NYC... Nevermind UK... ripoff Manchester mad hatter blotter deal... 35 CRASS shirts sold! schoolboy Belfast jugend kicked my ass!
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Simoncino – Open Your Eyes (PART ONE)
by HOTMIX RECORDS / NICK ANTHONY SIMONCINO
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 30, 2023
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Sausalito
by Divorce From New York
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 16, 2023
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Babel [Mhost Likely Black]
by Skodde
Deliciously bleak and moody techno from Skodde, where baleful tones flash over explosive rhythms.
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Black Encyclopedia of the Air
by Moor Mother
supported by 5 fans who also own “Reflecting On Laos Dub While On Ho Chi Minh Trail”
Some of the most interesting hiphop I've had to hear in years. In takes in all fields of music to create something rather unique. The mood of it is rather grim but not without hope. I'd recommend to listen to it fully in one go to get the best of it.
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