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elizabeth veldon UK
i am a sound artist and sort-of academic researching themes of labour and hierarchies in art.
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Music For A Book
by Nicolas Bernier
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A delicate sprinkle of coloured notes falling like snowflakes. Drones filled with harmonic tension and release. An exquisite album!
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White1 (2018 remastered edition)
by SUNN O)))
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«Soudain l'homme se réveille au milieu de la nuit il est saisi par le malaise et écoute malgré lui le silencieux vacarme de l'angoisse le bruit qui ne fait pas de bruit le silence qui hurle à la mort dans le grand coquillage de la nuit (...)» (Jacques Prévert, Soudain le bruit)
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Microgravity [Reissue with bonus album]
by Biosphere
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Microgravity is a comfort food.
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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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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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The first release on Cacophonous Revival, from experimentalist Samuel Goff, uses avant-garde approaches to get at personal narratives.
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The Grimmrobe Demos
by SUNN O)))
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This was my intro to SUNN 0))) . nice to own a good digital copy . although earth came first this was how I found them
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