Even in the Quietest Moments: Songs for a Rainy Day

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You might think this a strange topic for summer, but here in Asia the monsoon rains have already begun. If you find yourself stuck indoors, here are some tunes that will imbue the vista before you. And yes, you’ll be able to tell I’m of a certain ilk and age from this list. ALVA NOTO/RYUICHI […]

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Even in the Quietest Moments: Songs for a Rainy Day