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Channelling Ljubljana
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simon whetham UK
Repurposing environmental sound, space, found objects and salvaged devices, Simon Whetham presents sonic collages that are both meditative and thought provoking...
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Cryptic System
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Metal combined with piano sounds... The sound of strikethrough is like encryption... Mr. Turing is nearby)) The detached noise textures are impressive, as is the internal failure for the listener when the gluing is detected! A decent job!
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Channelling Ljubljana”
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Channelling Ljubljana”
Very interesting soundscape. I imagine the gentle clanging of Tibetan water bowls, water droplet sounds in reverse and the intermittent foghorn.
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Four new rowdy, impossibly catchy songs from this post-punk group who bridge rough-edged New Zealand-style pop with darker, steelier sounds.
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Dialing up the afro-futuristic stylings of Sun Ra and Innerzone Orchestra, this Italian trio conjure up percussive cosmic vibes.
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Interstitial
by Oh No Noh + Jenny Berger Myhre + F.S.Blumm
Free-flowing, loosely structured songs that borrow lightly from jazz and ambient but expand in directions all their own.
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Green Above The Blades
by Mark Lyken
supported by 7 fans who also own “Channelling Ljubljana”
"There is a somewhat paradoxical sense of an industrial landscape and an ostensibly barren, alien world. Dissonances develop and ebb, as do less uneasy elements, purring and whirring in the fog...A thoughtful and deep work for your subconscious to ponder. Side B heads into truly glorious, if subtle, territory" -excerpt from Deft Esoterica issue one review
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