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Substellar
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Buzzdrone
02:58
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Annoying Darkness
04:22
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Gravitas half speed
08:30
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Laser at Walnut
02:41
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Far distant Call
04:22
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The Choir
04:13
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Datenfernübertragung
05:50
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Rauhnächte
04:10
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Dark concept in Fminor
04:42
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A perfect couple
04:21
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Regular Expression
05:25
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Wandertag
04:36
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martin goldmann Germany
Martin Goldmann is exploring the borders between music and chaotic soundscapes.
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Dyson Sphere Alpha
by Martin Stürtzer
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Space Ambient is one of my favourite genres at the moment. This album is the very meaning of the name. Herr S. has been quietly producing some amazing output these years with my only discovering them recently. Wow! I own a few of them, but it won’t be long until I do the Discography lot! P.s I find the Stadt. Dortmund to be slightly more groovy than Wuppertal! But only by a Kronen Pilsner!
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Hypnotic ambient and drone music crests in the second track, which clocks in at a whopping 46 minutes. Mesmerizing from start to finish.
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The Music of Hildegard von Bingen Part One
by Larum (Micah Frank & Chet Doxas)
A gorgeous woodwind/electronics collaboration from Micah Frank, Chet Doxas, and friends that celebrates the work of Hildegard von Bingen.
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Tape Pieces Vol. 3
by Chris Child & Micah Frank
The final collaboration between Chris Child (Kodomo) and sound artist Micah Frank is full of contemplative noise and emotional charge.
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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The album title stands for “Congratulations You Ruined Everything,” and its songs are tense and unnerving electronic journeys.
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Through the Nightfall Grandeur
by Dahlia's Tear
Moody dark ambient from Dahlia’s Tear, the expansive sounds on “Through the Nightfall Grandeur” are as melancholy as they are unsettling.
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