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“In English that's Scattershot Brainwaves, which about sums it up. Experimental and long!”
Wired, paranoid, and beautifully unhinged: Chris of Wilderness storms through eros and thanatos on War Horny, a sample-and-synth apocalypse straddling art rock, hip hop and post-punk, while Weeks Like Worms dives deep into the panopticon's paranoid circus with sonically dense, two-take electronics. Song for a Gorgeous Blonde offers something tenderly strange — LoFi piano, backward guitars and an ethnic overlay celebrating Swedish icon Ingrid Bergman. Various Artists - moon musiq keep things deliberately nondescript, and Alex Routledge builds immersive ambient IDM in real time on a Yamaha MODX8+, while Sun Ground searches for purity and detachment on the hypnotic Exotic Automatic.
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“A live-looped electronic performance blending ambient electronica, IDM and psychedelic textures, built in real time on a Yamaha MODX8+ through evolving synth layers, rhythms and improvisation.”
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“War Horny by Chris of Wilderness cruises and explodes through the apocalypse with paranoid electronics and burning poetics.”
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“White Swami is a deliciously paranoid and psychedelic electronic album stuffed with off-kilter beats and raw, poetic lyrics.”
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“Sun Ground’s *Exotic Automatic* is a futuristic electronic album where hypnotic rhythms, experimental textures and melodic atmospheres collide in a strange and immersive journey between human emoti...”
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“Continuing our celebration of Swedish icon Ingrid Bergman!”
“A hypnotic 15-minute journey through IDM, ambient electronica and psychedelia, built entirely live through real-time looping.”
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“Conceptual avant-rock album finally released after 20 years!”
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“A potent mixture of mutant rock prepared by one kind and gentle soul named Chris of Wilderness.”
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“Described by one youtube connoisseur as CIA torture music, but I'm pretty sure they're wrong.”
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“A glitchy synth excursion meant to evoke a retro world of rockets, airplanes and control panels”