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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 27 fans who also own “Fusuma”
This album is super fun (and also pretty hard) to listen to, boasting 6 hours of music, and I enjoyed listening to it. All I can say is listen to it.
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hybtwibt?
by Space Afrika
supported by 21 fans who also own “Fusuma”
I have listened to this on repeat since I downloaded it. This is extraordinary, beautiful, it brings me calm
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a softer focus
by Claire Rousay
supported by 21 fans who also own “Fusuma”
Interstitial tunes: soft, shifting–alien and deeply domestic. for more Very Good Haiku Reviews, visit: comeawaywithemd.com/very-good-haiku-a-2021-music-writing-experiment/
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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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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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Amaro
by Jeremy Young
The new album from electroacoustic composer Jeremy Young is draped in a sense of mystery, tones flickering gently, like an old home movie.
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Shutting Down Here
by Jim O'Rourke
supported by 20 fans who also own “Fusuma”
With the entanglement and interaction of noise and musical tone, we seem to have traveled through the jungle infested by ghosts, and witnessed a new universe being reborn in this strange chaos and harmony. Through this recording, Jim O’Rourke reconstructed the order of sound in a sense.
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