Strip it down to essentials: YCK's EP2: Tape is an 11-years-in-the-making minimal 70s/80s analogue-synth meditation on cassette tape as a source of distorted sound, while Start-Track's Vol. VIII Instrumental Compilation gathers the finest wordless statements around. The Penal Colony's Bodies delivers post-industrial minimalism treating the human body as a deterministic, self-surveilling structure, and Zane Alexander's Shadows and Dust captures raw, lo-fi acoustic moments of love, war, and loss in the spirit of Nebraska-era Springsteen. Alexander's Outer Darkness Between Worlds further explores identity and belonging sung across cultures in French and Spanish.

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“70'/80' alnalogue-synth project with main subject: cassette tape.”

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