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Rhythm Study I
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Rhythm Study II
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The Collection Artaud Berlin, Germany
Berlin-based label of auditory alchemists forging the alternative future of sonic art, run by Yu Miyashita
"I abandon myself to the fever of dreams, in search for new laws." - Antonin Artaud
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an album i listened to a lot back around 2019-2020, finally purchased it here. this album is a great example of minimalist IDM that has a very 2000’s style to it, which i love. if you like that kind of IDM style, this is a definite listen. 8/10
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Richard's music sounds like the thoughts of an alien spaceships supercomputers AI while the ship is under attack. Some of the most outworldly sounds you will ever encounter!
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Why Are You EP 12"
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This EP contains the most industrial music influenced sound in all of Yapirigami's piece.
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A Seat In Heaven
by Jumping Back Slash, Bujin
Emotive and textural electronic music with a distinctly soulful undercurrent.
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Hyperdawn’s second LP pairs stories pulled from life with edgy, glitched-out electronic arrangements.
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A Song We Destroy to Spin Again
by Kim Moore
A stunning, minimalist contemporary classical piece by the Glasgow-based composer, performed by the chamber music duo GAIA.
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This album feels like the soundtrack for an exploration of a jungle planet full of sentient plants and insectoid aliens. Objekt's use of reverb and negative space creates the sense that sounds are whizzing past you, speeding towards you, and being flung up into space.
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