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Writing On The Wall
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The Young Yakuza
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A Yakuza Dream
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The Older Yakuza
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Pete Swinton Indonesia
Pete Swinton is a half Hungarian, half Polish man born in London, UK in 1961. Since 2015 he has lived in Jawa, Indonesia. He began playing guitar in the '70s. He started playing keyboards in the 2000s. He makes Ambient and Experimental music. And a cross between the 2 which he calls Insanbient music. He likes cats and motorbikes. ... more
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A wonderful new music collection, released by Cousin Silas! Glad to be a part of this, with my music track "The River of Time" (from my music project Bard's Tales)
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Sanctuary of Desire
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One half more actively hypnotic, one half more passively meditative, Steve Roach has done it again.
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The Other Way Around
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supported by 7 fans who also own “A Yakuza Dream”
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Portland beat maker Paul Dickow does right by dub techno under his Strategy moniker, bridging immersive listening with immediate impact.
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Istanbul sound artist and industrial designer Kunsf transforms everyday objects into granular synthesis on this contemplative new LP.
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The North Carolina singer and multi-instrumentalist translates the "story of lightness" into nine experimental ambient spirituals.
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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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