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Building The Forest
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Anthurium Melbourne, Australia
Seeking solace in sonics since 2019
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Modular Works III
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The plethora of drift-space soundscapes on this album make me appreciate it even more than the previous Modular Works release. They just keep getting better.
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If you want to be musically moved, synthesis liquified, and stoically embrace a world of confusion in order to lift and enhance your mood; click the button.
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There's dishes needing washing, kids put to bed, but I'm too wrapped up in the fucking beauty of this album. Gorgeous delicate ambient ribbons rolling softly in the sunlit breeze. Bubbles over summer daisies. Let me shut up. And you just listen to this.
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A beautiful meditation on nature & technology, Hark Madley’s EP1 boasts rich, layered electronic music.
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Electronic pioneer Steve Roach is at his finest on this 11-track live record, recorded as part of the celebrated Ambient Church series.
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The third album from Brussels musician Juanita uses haunting ambient/electronic songs to reflect a world in turmoil.
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The sort of music that is beyond time. The sort of music that you feel more than you hear. I love the fact that vaporwave/dreampunk projects like these have such extremely evocative aesthetics they directly fill your mind with sensations you didn't know you had. You'd maybe think it relies on that solely, but it's coupled with gorgeous musicianship + intense production ideas. The volume and spaces it creates just pull you in instantly whatever your initial mood was. Still stunning to this day.
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