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DHANGSHA - Perseverence
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DUSHUME - Lasurnii
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BANTU - No Input Mixing
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KING RAZOR - Submerging
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Slightly Off Kilter Brighton, UK
Challenging musics.
Short-run cassettes, cds and vinyl
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Oddly, there’s a lovely eerie feel that comes from the combination of clean crisp drums/percussion and keys that sound like they’ve been stolen from your dreams! Add to that the odd guitar lick and some spoken word from the fabulous Pablo Raybould, and some sensuous stunning vocals closing the album, and you have an album just as special as it’s predecessor (which is a tough task, as it was in my top albums of that year!) They’ve taken me Around, they’ve taken me Nowhere… where next?
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Purportedly the recordings of a disgraced experimental psychologist (you decide), “Jumand” sets spoken word to eerie synths.
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Age of Execution
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Brian Wenner unleashes another batch of sizzling experimental electronic music, alternately dissonant and tuneful.
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Such is life
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With only processed, layered vocals and one moody, swirling synthesizer, AnnaOtta and La.Fumero build a gorgeous and unique world together.
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The Ceiling Reposes
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The Chicago-based composer invites listeners to time travel via her layered and avant-garde ambient music.
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