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Forest Lake
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Solid State
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Second Winter
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Wolfgang Merx Cologne, Germany
Wolfgang Merx a.k.a. Mr. X is best known as a musician. His eclectic mix of electronic, ambient and drone is mostly inspired by Kosmische Musik, Berlin School, 70s progressive rock and jazz. Since 2018, he performs live music from his studio on Twitch to an international audience. ... more
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"Triplicate Records" recently issued another great "Supply Fi" album, kindly giving away a couple of free-download codes right now. And I was lucky enough to grab one. On "Lift", Michael Southard has collaborated with quite a few guests, most of them participating in the writing and production process, too, which resulted in quite diverse explorations in trip hop land.
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Recalcitrance
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Experimentalists Matthijs Jouw & Gagi Petrovic get metaphysical on this split LP interpreting shared source sounds to differing ends.
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This Restless Wing
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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Have you ever wanted to experience the feeling of walking on water? Through Stokes's cool guitar tone and gentle rhythms, this is about as close to the sensation as you'll get.
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