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Crucial Listening #130: Rachel Lyn

Oxfam treasures, panic-stricken falling, wordless stories. The multidisciplinary artist discusses three important albums.

Photo by David Paige

Oxfam treasures, panic-stricken falling, wordless stories. The multidisciplinary artist discusses three important albums.

Rachel's picks:

The Art Of Noise – In Visible Silence
Delia Derbyshire + Barry Bermange – Inventions For Radio No. 1: The Dreams
Jean-Michel Jarre – Equinoxe

Rachel's new album, Stories Came to Us, is out now via My Own Imaginary World. Check it out here. Rachel is also on Instagram as @rachellynmademedoit.

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