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elizabeth veldon UK
i am a sound artist working primarily in the areas of minimalism and improvisation. no, it's not really 'music.'
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Series
by RICHARD CHARTIER
supported by 6 fans who also own “mid summer in doggerland +”
A life changing listening experience that can shape forever the way you perceive sound.
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Apocalyptic Love Poems For The End Of The World
by Wings Of An Angel
supported by 5 fans who also own “mid summer in doggerland +”
Finally a note that Wings is Felix Kaplan. An ambient symphony. Also like "Perhaps I've failed..."
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Tabula Rasa: Two Schizoid Episodes From A Life Never Lived
by Wings Of An Angel
supported by 5 fans who also own “mid summer in doggerland +”
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Freeland
by William Ryan Fritch
The soundtrack to the award-winning film “Freeland” functions beautifully as an album in its own right, with stark, evocative instrumentals.
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AUTOGENESIS
by N to The Power
NY outfit N to The Power cite Erik Satie, The Meters, and Steve Reich as influences, and you can hear it in their free-roaming songs.
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Transmissions
by Samuel Goff
The first release on Cacophonous Revival, from experimentalist Samuel Goff, uses avant-garde approaches to get at personal narratives.
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Music not for Airports
by Calineczka
supported by 5 fans who also own “mid summer in doggerland +”
Gorgeous electrical endlessness, the shimmering raga that is sonically somewhere between appliances humming and warm analog synthesizers, the perfect center between layers of resonant buzz, blankets of out of focus vibrations. I like to imagine that if the Earth itself generated an audible tone when it rotated, it would sound and feel something like this.
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