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Luce / Mantello
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Solum
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After 25 minutes of wandering piano keys, gurgling and whirring electronics, unidentified field recordings, solemn French horn and plucked bass, we reach something resembling a “song” at the tape’s end. It’s not the destination, but the journey, some might say, but in this case, the earthy headphone muck asks if the dream quest ever truly ends. https://www.vikingschoice.org/archive/amp-stacked-ambient-japanese-folk-black-rave/
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Weird Undying Annihilation
by Haptic
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StC Lives I: 51-61-74
by St Celfer™
Seattle’s St Celfer writes immersive electronic songs that encompass both haunting beauty & wild experimentalism.
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Second Wave
by Various Artist
This compilation of electronic music sticks to the shadowy corners, assembling artists who write evocative songs in a darker hue.
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Anthology Of Experimental Music From China
by Various Artists
The latest comp from the always-great label Unexplained Sounds Group collects 16 songs from China’s experimental music and sound art scene.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 18 fans who also own “MOT”
I probably wouldn't have listened to this without the context of it being about dementia, but even without that context, this is a real work of art. The distorted big-band samples create a sound that starts out nostalgic, and becomes disturbing and confused, then fades into emptiness, but is enthralling all the way through. Stage 4 is my favorite, simultaneously defying musical logic and upholding it.
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