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Kalamine Records Bordeaux, France
Netlabel run by Zumaia.
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REQUIEM: Klaus Schulze Tribute
by Electronic Music Artists
supported by 11 fans who also own “The Stars That Burn Loudly”
Beautiful tribute tough to pick between the m00m and Ian Boddy songs but Birth of a Galaxy is exquisite.
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A long and cold journey
by Pietro Zollo
supported by 8 fans who also own “The Stars That Burn Loudly”
I'm only 12 seconds into part 2 and I already have to pause to say, "Wow, what a journey!" These pieces are not limited to Earthly icy realms, either. Fascinating 🤯
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supported by 8 fans who also own “The Stars That Burn Loudly”
If I wanted to point someone to Steve Roach's music, I'd start them here. This record spans some of Roach's signature styles, like the percolating synths in "Currents of Compassion", the dreamy abstraction of "Prometheus Passage", the tribal rhythms of "The Gone Place", and the elegiac majesty of "What Remains". It's stunning all around and guaranteed to make any day better.
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Music For Abandoned Monasteries
by Various Artists
The title says it all—this is haunting music that effectively raises goosebumps with its eerie, ominous tones.
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Witchcraft & Black Magic In The United Kingdom
by Various Artists
Inspired by the dark history of the persecution of witches, these evocative experimental pieces are perfect for the spooky season.
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The aptly-named Hauntings write songs that are sinister and moody—the seconds in a horror film right before the jump scare.
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Anthology Of Experimental Music From China
by Various Artists
supported by 8 fans who also own “The Stars That Burn Loudly”
This, friends, is my only reported “favorite album of 2021.” This album- granted, an anthology- has so many textures. I noted in a 3-track ‘spanse being reminded of Four Tet (albeit beatless), Trepaningritualen (plus harmonica), and Acid Mothers Temple (sans guitar). The Sonologyst is a curatorial genius. Creativity rules this world.
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