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Macrolanguage
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Eclipse Mixdown
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Ersatz Kosmich
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Charles Bullen
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Transition 32
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Untitled Tape Sketch
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Disjecta
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Chris Herbert Birmingham, UK
Electronic abstractions.
Organic drift.
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High-calibre remix collection, impeccable contributions all round.
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Katushki is a work for cassette and uses the medium as a resource. It might be my favourite of my released works.
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The Sails is a sonic journey that takes the listener from the familiar to the alien and keeps your foot tapping the whole way. Rhythm is driven by layers of bass, synths and samples often without a drum track. Give Still a listen, a glorious riot to take your ears on an adventure. Also, who else is writing 9 minutes long tracks any more? @mohlers pick for best of 22
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Everywhere, an empty bliss
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I believe this is the end credits to The Caretaker. EATEOT, EAEB, And AEBBTW all share one thing in common, and I believe it is the feeling of making old music sounding older. The music Kirby presents us gives emotions that are mixture between sad, calm, and even fear. Kirby calls this feeling "Empty Bliss" and I think that phrase is perfect to describe this album and the rest of Kirby's work. May the ballroom remain eternal.
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Niebla
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Mexican composers Leena Lee and Vania Fortuna use sound as a tool to interrogate the mythologies of the emblematic quetzal bird.
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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