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Friday, Jul 22, 2011

by John Garratt

Oh snap, All India Radio just gave away another free digital album!

Australian ambient outfit All India Radio are feeling good about their recent album The Silent Surf (Martin Kennedy says it’s their “most successful ever”). The band is showing gratitude by offering a free album for download called Free Me. It’s mostly alternate mixes of songs that have appeared on previous All India Radio albums that have remained unreleased until now.

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