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“A downtempo cinematic album following a renaissance jester that faces the decline of its court.”
Where beats dissolve into shadow and synth: Endless Blue delivers melancholy, slinky trip hop that slowly builds to an emotional peak — saying goodbye because you have to, not because you want to. Slighter brings Ian Pickering of Sneaker Pimps fame along for a dark new single from In Ruins, while dvdv constructs a manifesto oscillating between industrial rawness and ethereal radiance — "a scream suspended between glitch and dream." The Land Of rounds it out with moody downtempo breaks and gorgeous synth lines echoing the early days of Fragile and Careful Productions.
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“A tune based on an erotic short story of the same name, about a beautiful lizard shapeshifter who feeds on unsuspecting truckers looking for a good time.”
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“Melancholy trip hop to play as your love walks away”
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