Get all 69 Rastilho Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Neighbour of the Beast
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Off Axis
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Alignment
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Shifting Poles
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Advent
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Pyramidal
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Not All a Dream
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Rastilho Records Portugal
Finest portuguese indie label. Independent music since 1999.
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Awesome guitar driven post-rock, except that it exudes an overwhelming calmness that sets it apart from the countless other guitar driven post-rock bands and albums out there. I have listened to this album over 40 times since I bought it a few months ago and it is musical zen. It is centreing and calming and just a superb album. Just buy it and support these amazing sounds!!
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The Irish songwriter explores life’s difficulties against a rich palette of sound.
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This treasure trove of previously unfinished works prove that Russell’s posthumous legacy is in capable hands.
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The Austin band’s fourth album feels like the bleeding edge of a breakthrough, a country-rock dream machine somewhere between a jolt and a drift.
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