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An Ongoing List of
Transformative Albums


2024
  1. January Juice
  2. Fraught February
  3. March Multiples
  4. April Agitprop
  5. May Momentum
  6. Jaded June
  7. July Jacket
  8. August Aubergines
  9. September Solitude


2023
  1. January Junior
  2. February Felt
  3. March Molecules
  4. April Afternoons
  5. May Maybe
  6. Jammy June
  7. July Jeunesse
  8. Auspicious August
  9. September Support
  10. October Oppression
  11. November Nausea
  12. Deafening December

Album Discoveries of 2023


2022
  1. January Jacaranda
  2. February Faultlines
  3. March Mouthfuls
  4. April Anguish
  5. Mercurial May
  6. June Jaws
  7. July Jargon
  8. Autoecious August
  9. Sultry September
  10. Oh October
  11. November Naps
  12. December Deluge*

Album Discoveries of 2022
Favorite Songs of 2022

2021
  1. January Jitters
  2. February Freezeframe
  3. March Me-Time
  4. April Accomplishments
  5. May Milestones
  6. June Jubilees
  7. July Jabronis
  8. August Optimism
  9. September Slams*
  10. Olympian October
  11. November Nerves
  12. December Differences

Album Discoveries of 2021
Favorite Songs of 2021


2020
  1. January Jukes
  2. February Floss
  3. March Minefields
    Special Edition: It’s a [Pandemic] Mood
  4. April Anxiety*
  5. May Morbidities
  6. June, Fuck the Police
  7. July Jackals
  8. August Obsolescence
  9. September Shame
  10. October Offal
  11. No Good November
  12. December Doldrums

Album Discoveries of 2020
Favorite Songs of 2020


2019
  1. January Jeux
  2. February Fissures
  3. March Mission
  4. April Angst
  5. May Mouthfuls*
  6. June Joie de Vivre/Long Ass Road Trip
  7. July Jostling
  8. Gusting August
  9. Sumptuous September
  10. October Operations
  11. November Nonchalance
  12. December Depths

Album Discoveries of 2019

2018
  1. January Jaunts
  2. February Feels
  3. Muffled March
  4. April Always
  5. May Movement
  6. June Joy
  7. July Jiggles
  8. Autonomous August
  9. Sullen September
  10. October Opportunities
  11. November Nihilism
  12. December Doubts

Favorite Songs of 2018
Album Discoveries of 2018

2017
  1. January Jalousie
  2. February Fellowship
  3. March Motions
  4. April Agitation
  5. May Mirages
  6. June Jouets
  7. July Journeys
  8. August Alternatives
  9. September Stylings
  10. October Openings
  11. November Nothings
  12. December Downs

Album Discoveries of 2017


2016
  1. Justification January
  2. February Faltering
  3. March Meltdowns
  4. April Afternoons
  5. May Melodies
  6. June Jawns
  7. July Jabs
  8. August Auras
  9. September Spirit
  10. October Offerings
  11. November Nocturnes
  12. December Downs

Album Discoveries of 2016


2015
  1. January Jonesing
  2. February Freedom
  3. March Madness
  4. April Adventure
  5. May Moods
  6. Jupiter June
  7. Jittery July
  8. August Augurings
  9. September Steppings
  10. Official October
  11. Neural November
  12. Daily December


2014
  1. January Jams
  2. Feelings of February
  3. Marching On
  4. April Fools
  5. May You Always Be Happy
  6. June Bugs
  7. Jumping July
  8. Anaphylactic August
  9. September Shine
  10. Honest October
  11. Now Now November
  12. December Deals


2013
   10. Eat It October
   11. November News


Music Therapy


Glow Old is a creative practice that began in 2009. It started with a CD-R.
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3. MARCH MULTIPLES



Ancram, New York 2022


3/24 MARCH MULTIPLES

Timber Timbre I Am Coming to Paris (To Kill You)
The Zoltars The Perfect Girl
Still House Plants no sleep deep risk
John Lurie Floating Clarinet
Duke Ellington Fleurette Africaine (African Flower)
Gastr Del Sol The Sea Incertain
Don Cherry, Ed Blackwell Roland Alphonso
Piera Balto Lárina (Orbina)
Al Massrieen Mafatshi Leh
John Holt Police In Helicopter
Yura Yura Teikoku おはようまだやろう
Sherifa Fadel Mawal El Oshaq
Gang Gang Dance Egowar
Katarina Barruk, ISÁK Jïmmatje
Dirty Beaches Good Bye Edmonton
Purelink Loon E
Dirty Beaches Tu Ne Dis Rien
Acopia Be Enough
Mach-Hommy, Tha God Fahim Olajuwon
Deer Tick Christ Jesus
Adrianne Lenker Vampire Empire
Shania Twain No One Needs To Know
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