Eighty-eight keys, infinite darkness: syn.terra's Kharybdis serves piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves with horns, upright bass, and dangling vines — a bluesy sunrise stroll through the mire — while Mellow Evil fuses jazz stylings with grinding guitars, pounding double-bass drums, and brass screams into something gloriously fetid. Jav Grojas's Ocean of Planck Foam charts neoclassical-electronica waters where ocean and quantum uncertainty collapse into one, and Strolling to Nowhere traces a half-real, half-initiatory journey through neoclassical-jazz piano from morning to evening. Jacob's Fall's In Wonder closes with shimmering guitars and cinematic soundscapes, melancholic yet uplifting.
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“Poignant Piano Ballad of Timeless Love, Nostalgia, and the Heartbreaking Desire to Rewrite a Loved One’s Painful Past”
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“Romantic Lyrical Soft Warm Fabulous Orchestral Symphonic Love Theme”
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“Industrial, electro, ambient, noise and minimal piano components in a descending journey to chaos.”
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“A frightening and cold combination of NIN, Coil and SPK.”
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“Melodic Melancholic Romantic Gentle Sad Piano Piece”
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“Sear-um will drop a soothing balm on (in?) your ears while you exist.”
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“The sound of a district slowly waking up.”
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“To be played in darkness, while alone, between the hours of 2.00am and 4.30am.”
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“Orchestral Classical Romantic Music”