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resonant coil
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chaine
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sheeting action
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arch janus
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David Lee Myers New York, New York
David Lee Myers is producer/artist at Pulsewidth recordings. Since 1980 the sounds of feedback and electronic noise have been at the core of Pulsewidth. Sixty-plus albums have ranged from soothing ambient to grating cacophony and have been released by ReR, Starkland, Important, Silent, RRRecords, Generator, Cronica, Staalplaat, Line, Pogus, Korm Plastics, Monochrome Vision, and other labels. ... more
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Brilliant compilation with lots of new sounds!
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With guest appearances from clipping., Nicolas Jaar, Angel Bat Dawid & more, “Rhizomes” is a dense experimental masterpiece.
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Minerals (Versions)
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The songs on “Bruma” feel impossibly still—rising mists of piano and electronics that hover like ghosts.
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ORGAN CHOIR DRONE
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Illusion of Safety's "Organ Choir Drone" is a good release. I found it enjoyable, not too abrasive or anything, classic industrial music for the lack of a better term, or maybe just electronic music is better suited as it lacks the weight carried by the term 'industrial.' Hard to tell, and I don't feel competent enough to be coming up with genre names. It's a slightly distressing, anxious album with plenty of quiet, interesting synth layers. The final track sounds a bit odd to my ears.
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