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“Fusing Indian Classical music into an electronica Star Soup AByssss”
From the ambient depths: Cathode Ray Tube moves the tiredest souls through heavy rhythm, dark sonic waters, and low-lying drones — a rebirth through a chasm of noise. Ergonomic Sound Office conjures soft-padded mallets and meditative rhythms inspired by Japan's Kurobe-Tateyama Alpine route, while Yama Uba floats haunting, emotive vocals over dreamy, ethereal ambience in the liminal space between hymns and mantras. Projet -> Renard) Ost) haunts with drone, neoclassical fragments, and medieval ghosts, and Various Artists - moon musiq delivers bite-sized 30-second tracks about bugs. unrendered crafts a haunting soundtrack for lost digital memories where downtempo meets fragmented IDM.
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“If one could image Brian Eno and Robert Fripp producing a guitar playing offspring, this is likely what the resulting music would sound like.”
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“Combining surging synth, haunting guitar tones and winding soundscapes influenced by more classical overtones.”
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“I once saw a falling star in the night sky. It was so close... I was sure I could find it. I never thought I would meet you. I hope we meet again.”
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“it has a deep meaning that is hidden”
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“A mission to space. The ship has become lost into the deep recesses of the void. What's out here? What experiences are to be faced?”
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“A deep-space journey of vast drone ambient and cosmic synth”
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“Scottish Dungeon Synth”
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“Ambient me tomorrow is the most intimate, peaceful and atmospheric album I’ve ever created and hand-played using Moog One.”
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“An EP taking inspiration from the Early Warp/Rephlex days of IDM and electro, with Tekiket's own unique twists.”
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“A fragmentary collection of sounds from an unknown found recording, apparently from a returned anthropological space mission, melded together with field recordings from Kaldor.”