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Scumbling
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Phonoscope
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The Beasts of Id
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Tics and Ampersands
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by Langham Research Centre
supported by 10 fans who also own “Tics and Ampersands”
This album has really inspired my music and my use of musique concrete techniques and ideas in my music. This album has helped me release the potential in all the objects around me and the sounds they could make when processed. Aside from that, this album stands out to me as a serious but actually slightly playful set of mostly non linear tracks, none of which I can say is my favourite. There is nice use of speaking samples from television (it seems) sprinkled in, but not nearly enough to make this some kind of plunderphonics affair. There seems to be use of modulars too, inspiring me to research more into the use of modular synth in experimental music. I can't well put into words how well this album works for me, but I guess that's enough of a statement in of itself.
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Beginners
by Billy Gomberg
supported by 9 fans who also own “Tics and Ampersands”
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 9 fans who also own “Tics and Ampersands”
An experience that defies words. An experience that uses the medium of sound to perfection. An experience, in the best of ways, I'm not sure I want to experience again.
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of desire, longing
by Speaker Music
DeForrest Brown's latest comprises two heady and richly detailed electronic pieces that reflect on temporality from multiple vantage points.
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awholerunboom
by MME dUO
Electronic Dadaism from this Cologne artist, full of gleefully cut-up vocal samples, arrhythmic drums & a sense of fun.
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Som das Luzis
by Pedro Kastelijns
Influenced by Tropicalia, “Som das Luzis” is a document of personal growth.
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WET FRUIT
by WET FRUIT
Sweetly strange indie rock with a dreamy vibe and skittering rhythms sounds like it was made by angels.
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