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Fleet (DiN53)
by ARC
supported by 8 fans who also own “Harmonics In The Silence (24bit Individual Track Version)”
Another ARC album to savor,rich, complex, full of intense emotions!!Title track Fleet would be elegant welcoming music for an advanced race arriving to walk among us here on earth. Howl starts with a serene warmth but buckle up, we are all about to go in to warp drive, twice!! So very enjoyed, thank you both...-)))
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Umbra (DiN45)
by ARC
supported by 7 fans who also own “Harmonics In The Silence (24bit Individual Track Version)”
A live recording by DiN label man Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve, where they (inter)weave anologuous magic over prerecorded sequencing. Berliner Schule rules!
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Arclight (DiNDDL17)
by ARC
supported by 7 fans who also own “Harmonics In The Silence (24bit Individual Track Version)”
For me, this is arguably ARC's best album, all of them being live, this is the only one that has edited out the applause between songs, something better suited for capturing the feel of a rock concert, but for ambient music can be quite jarring. Favorite track: Cherry Bomb.
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Scis
by Oval
Both of Markus Popp's new offerings channel his complicated methods into music of rare emotional force.
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Erratics & Unconformities
by Craven Faults
These experimental electronic songs, half of which stretch past the 10-minute mark, evolve slowly and with purpose, building incrementally to climaxes as intuitive as they are thrilling.
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R&S presents: More Time Records Vol 1
by More Time
The latest comp from R&S combines music from Ghana, Trinidad, Saudi Arabia, & more with grime & techno.
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Shlon
by Omar Souleyman
On his second full-length for Mad Decent, the dabke singer dabbles in EDM while keeping the joyous fundamentals of his art intact.
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