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Viperfork, All Unique Staves Bane Ash New album: Back with a bang (theres no other way), the wonderfully charismatic American star Melissa Jefferson returns with a mixture of disco, funk, pop, soul and R&B, with bags of attitude, fun, female empowerment, and music to make you dance, New album: With heatwaves and wildfires ablaze globally, there could hardly be a more prescient title or dystopian theme by the London prog-rock-jazz experimentalist, whose third LP is strangely among their most accessible among its lightning riffs and stop-start energy of King Crimson or even Buckethead proportions, New album: The acclaimed New Zealand country singer returns with a triumphant fifth album including a duet with Willie Nelson, her strong, beautiful, dramatic delivery echoing the emotive power of Patsy Cline, New album: Excellent second album of dark-themed retro synth and electro pop by the young band from Hebden Bridge fronted by singer-songwriter Syd Minsky-Sargeant with shades of Cabaret Voltaire, OMD and Depeche Mode, New album: The Bristol singers second album, packed with strong numbers, sees her developing her range from Americana and country styles to indie and synthpop, moving from the tender to the uptempo, her voice at times echoing the voice of Stevie Nicks, New album: Pure of voice, with gently acoustic accompaniment, perfectly weighted melody and perceptive lyric, a gorgeous new ninth album by the Kentucky folk musician, including a number with Bill Callahan, Debut album: A strikingly alternative and genre-defying release by the south London producer and multi-instrumentalist Miles Romans-Hopcraft with influences and echoes from grunge to grime, trip hop, electronica to jazz, dark 80s Factory Records era, Tricky to DJ Shadow to Slipknot, New album: This collaboration between Paul Dixon and his friend and former violin tutor James Underwood is an absorbingly experimental, clever cross-genre collection from pop, folk, indie, trip hop to dark electronica and a lick of neoclassical, New album: Sensitive, quirky, melancholy, intimate, candid, and wonderfully beautiful folk-pop by the Portland singer-songwriter dappled with acoustic instruments and arresting lines is her 12th, but first LP after splitting from her husband and longtime producer, New album: The third and perhaps best yet album by the Swedish post-punk mischief makers fronted by the charismatic Sebastian Murphy, with a fusion of rock, punk, electronica and funk and packed with punchy, ironic, humorous lyrics, clever guitar riffs and keyboard sounds, New album: A mesmeric new album that began as poetry book by the American artist Camae Ayewa mixing jazz, blues, soul, hip-hop and spoken word in her own form of Black Quantum Futurism group, her multi-artform fusion of black history ontology, New album: A witty title for a follow-up album by the Canadian artist after 2021s breakthrough third LP, Standard Definition, with further fabulous fusion of 70s glam, 80s post-punk, and perfect original pop blend of Sparks, 80s Bowie and Ezra Furman, Debut album: Terrific first LP by the Vermont singer-songwriter, guitarist and banjo player who draws influence from English, Irish and Scottish folk who has a talent for poignant lyrics, beautiful playing and a quiet, but striking voice, Song of the Day: Wonderfully quirky post-punk pop by the London band with ironically spinning lyrics, cleverly inventive rhythms, superbly squirty saxophone by producer Pete Wareham of Melt Yourself Down, and vocal delivery by Samantha Lynham that has shades of Siouxsie Sioux, Song of the Day: From the forthcoming second album Diablo, and a follow-up to his debut, Physical, the Manchester artist and founder of duo Factory Floor, releases a catchy, passionate blend of old-school electronica and 808-inspired dance music, Song of the Day: A joyously intricate new number mixing keyboards, beats and more acoustics from a thumb piano to hammered dulcimer quality, by the British electronic artist Kieran Hebden, taken from a new limited edition release from the label Eat Your Own Ears Recordings, EP1, Song of the Day: After Erland Coopers flower-growing music yesterday, more beautiful work in this indie-pysch-folk-pop with a country twist and a dash of harpsichord, the title track from the newly released album by the American band from Athens, Georgi, A beautiful four-part piece by the Scottish musician and composer blending the sounds of piano, harp, cello, violin and vocals with electronics as part of the summer 2022 Superbloom project played at site of wildflowers grown around the moat of The Tower of London, Song of the Day: A fantastically striking collaboration by three great US performers, beautiful guitar and beats by the moniker of Eric Phillips, alongside the superb rapping from the pseudonym of Future Islands singer Samuel T. Herring, and violinist and vocalist Brittney Denise Parks, Song of the Day: With interweaving vocals and beats, fantastically shapeshifting experimental electronica from the forthcoming album Let's Turn It Into Sound by the LA-based composer, performer and producer from Orcas Island, Washington State, Song of the Day: Following Sudan Archives body- and control-themed number, todays song was written before the Roe v Wade reversal, but released in response, quietly powerful, bluesy protest by the American singer-songwriter backing pro-choice across a variety of situations, Song of the Day: Striking, pacy, rhythmical, with interweaving vocal loops of vocals and instruments, this fabulous latest single by the LA-based singer-songwriter, violinist and rapper is about insecurities forced on a brown skin Black female by American beauty standards, Song of the Day: Luxuriant, rich, dreamy, 80s textured pop evoking a landscape by the Swedish band in this title track of their new EP, and about always being a bit unsure about your surroundings , Song of the Day: New punchy, caustic indie post-punk by the Portsmouth band with a title that translates from German as to throw up and sharply and ironically parodies a Anglo-Saxon attitudes and picks up on various national crises and hypocrisies, Song of the Day: Moving again away from his best known alt-country style, Kurt Wagner returns with an extraordinary experimental fusion of jazz, gospel and soul with this song that imagines a post-apocalyptic world where ex-police dogs roam, Word of the week: Most commonly tuned like the violin (G, D, A, E) though with variants, though with its own distinct sound this Persian bowed string instrument used in Persian, Azerbaijani, Armenian, and Kurdish music, has a long neck and a spherical body, Word of the week: One of several words for the Renaissance and Baroque period tenor cornett or cornetto, also known as the lizard, lyzard, lizarden, or lyzarden due to its s-curved shape, it has a distinctive horn-like foggy sound and is frequently played in ensemble alongside trombones, Word of the week: A postwar milestone and highly influential in electronic instrument evolution, the melochord is a monophonic keyboard created by German pioneer Harald Bode (19091987) in 1947 and based on vacuum tube technology, Word of the week: Invented in 1740 by German violinist Johann Wilde, this strangely beautiful sounding idiophone instrument consists of a semicircular wooden soundboard with vertical iron or brass nails that are then bowed to create a chromatic or diatonic scale, Word of the week: Out latest instrument in the series is was first released in 1981 by Suzuki, including a touch plate called SonicStrings, preset rhythms, auto-bass line function, and sets of single buttons for playing major, minor, and 7th chords in different keys, Sweet intervals: songs with close harmony singing, Playlists: songs with close harmony singing, Playlists: songs about chance and coincidence , Song of the Day: Four Tet - Scythe Master, Song of the Day: Elf Power - Artificial Countrysides, Erland Coopers flower-growing music yesterday, Song of the Day: Erland Cooper Music For Growing Flowers, Song of the Day: Kennebec - Tall Tales (feat. Very cool guide,thx alot dude,it answered some of my questions about phoenix/hoj bow. Frostwind The Everly Brothers, ironically spent portions of their career in separate hotels and cars, only communicating on stage in perfect harmony singing. Tearhaunch, Exceptional: It stimulates an emotional response. Ghoulhide Eternity Head Hunter's Glory Body Armor Nearly 500 elemental damage and high physical damage. Magewrath Snakecord Lycander's Aim Heaven's Light (L) Malice Press J to jump to the feed. Faith (L) :evil: I guess wizendraw/melody/harmony all work since you are building fishyzon (hybrid). Shadow Dancer (L), All Unique Amulets right now im ona tight budget I just started hell sorta of im lv 75 on ladder. Providing data is voluntary. The Basiani Ensemble use a variety of these intervals, including the more dissonant ones, to evoke emotion. Langer Briser It requires at least level 39 to equip. Patches Currently PayPal works only with USD, use different payment method if you want to checkout in other currencies. Templar's Might (L) I'd say the early-life experience of doing this has been invaluable. Bladebone Did you know? Lidless Wall MrLlamaSC is a professional twitch broadcaster that has Griswold's Edge Let's now enjoy them working their own vocal dexterity on Missy Elliott's Work It: But rounding this sample selection off, I'd like to mention singer Carris Jones, who this week became the first female singer to join the St Paul's Cathedral Choir after 1,000 years of all-male membership. Hone Sundan Nightsmoke Crescent Moon Counterpoint, retrograde inversion, harmony that's the science and the craft. Hellslayer +3 To Slow Missiles (Amazon Only) yes, change the bow. Steel Carapace They may be sung live, or as overdubs, but recorded live, is definitely preferable and more natural. Guardian Angel I mentioned strafe again. Hand of Blessed Light, Elite: Moonfall Phoenix (L) Iron Pelt Spirit Forge Ormus' Robes Doomslinger, Exceptional: Harmony can take out normal PIs (itchies, wraiths etc.) The Rising Sun Rattlecage So putting aside the religious, and even the context or occasion, it's hard not to admire the music. Below is a list of builds that use the Melody Runeword in D2R. Griswold's Legacy Dol +10 To Dexterity I mentioned strafe again. Treads of Cthon Duress Gull The Chieftain The Gnasher I need some help badly in two different aspects. Djinn Slayer (L) Windforce, All Unique Crossbows

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