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this is really cool, creepy but somehow warm.
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Foxy
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There is a little of everything that's great about electronic music in Ace Stripe's Foxy. 70's Komische recalls of Cluster, early Kraftewerk and Harmonia with atmospheric codas that recall wide open valleys as well as intimately shaded brooks. Every track is a either a resting spot or a high point along a ridge line, and you'll want to revisit each one again and again.
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Cambiante
by Toada
Moody electronic music from Portuguese producer Toada, “Cambiante” underscores expansive ambient music with gentle beats.
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The industrial-pop project of Los Angeles multi-instrumentalist Dylan Neal (Botanist) flirts with nü-metal blasphemy to catchy effect.
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Southwest Passage
by Gary Rees
supported by 4 fans who also own “Look: 20 Years of Leftfield Electronic Music”
I love the range of unique sounds and forms that the music on this album take. You can really tell that Gary is exploring all sorts of possibilities with each and every song.
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