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“Dark, slow and bombarding.”
Dreams, machines, and five notes to rule them all: Stewart Keller's Inky's Sleep OST haunts with surreal 2D horror-adventure scoring, while syn.terra welds jazz pianos and upright bass to distorted synth saws in gloriously mechanized rhythm. Stan Stewart's Ritüel Kaçış conjures surprising depth from world-influenced pentatonic suites, and Le Morte d'Abby crafts cinematic synth soundtracks for movies that don't exist — yet. Mother Raspberry rescues unforgettable arrangements from Zip disks and analog cassettes, while David Dellacroce delivers folk-jazz vignettes of drowsy drones and modal melodies for the indifferent listener.
Instrumental releases
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“improvisations focussing on the interplay between double bass and modular synths”
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“Experimental psychedelic lo-fi Hiphop with passion”
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“Debut full-length by Glasgow-based guitarist”
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“Bits of sound stuck together with my tiny hands”
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“The Museum Tape is an alternative hip hop instrumental album designed to be experienced in museums.”
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“If Ringo Starr played drums in Motown with to an orchestra of overclocked Nintendo 64s”
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“a cinematic, post-classical journey through melancholic swells, weightless melodies, and the quiet struggle to stay afloat”
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“Chill synth, guitar, and guzheng from a recent live set (instrumentals)”
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“Step into a cinematic odyssey of narrative wonder.”
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“Discover the soundtrack to a fable yet to be written.”