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“A dreamlike collection of industrial textures, hypnotic grooves, and abstract electronic sound.”
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Transmissions from the experimental edge: Darren Tynan's Tidalectic De/Composition sculpts ambient sound collage from hydrophone field recordings of tidal forces, wind, and time-stretched seabird calls on My Khe Beach, Vietnam. Arcane Synthetic's Revised Reports – Volume 2 revisits earlier material through an unstable lens of dark ambient minimalism — distorted reflections and adjusted transmissions for those already inside the world. Chaircrusher's Slant Tales attempts to reveal the real shape of the entire universe, while Humanfobia's Drag Me to the Witch House conjures ghostly computer music from Rancagua, Chile. MULTIPLAYER's The Seventh Game pays homage to Sega classics, and Julijus Smalinskas navigates the weight of grief.
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“ROOOAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR!!!”
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“Just a banger...!”
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“An original soundtrack to an interactive installation by ..dno< & DIPP, presented at 2.04 Gallery during the Night of Museums 2017 Festival - a journey into Sergei Tumanov’s immersive electronic so...”
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“3 1 o c t 1 3”
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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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“Seven dark ambient meditations inspired by the Mithraic mysteries, where ancient imagery unfolds through quiet repetition and slowly shifting atmospheres.”
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“The soundtrack of your numeric companions nightmares”
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“An evolving album of experimental electronic sound art created with Sonic Pi and designed to grow track by track over time.”
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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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“Dark ritual chants for the Monster of Ravenna.”
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“No description needed. You know what you’re getting into here. This is the sequel to Oh Gordon (now fortified with nearly 8% more RAM”