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67/68
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T-Sequence
04:05
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Blue Field
07:16
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Cosmic Ground
07:09
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Unknown Drones
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D-Drone Echo
10:04
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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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Here comes another distinguishing hidden gem Made in The Netherlands!!! Albeit rather more experimental, puzzling and piercing at times to my by far more conservative drifting taste, the album proficiently keeps its strong authentic focus and concept throughout 53 minutes, where the listener is constantly confronted with challenging enigma-inducing tapestries. And that's what really counts on "Travels" for me, well-done, Theo!!! And keep on droning!!!
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This works really well as both foreground and background music. When you actively listen you have a lot of fun with the funkiness and the coolness of it all. But when it serves just as a score to your daily life it makes it all feel smooth and laid back and cool, and you find yourself bragging about stuff for no reason, including your music taste.
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After The End
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Hattiesburg, PA's Gaze Into The Void finds the soothing within the haunting on their latest dreamy dark ambient album.
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This Restless Wing
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Tense, skittering electronic music, where long, blue bands of sound wrap loosely around pointillist rhythms.
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Kontratape 06
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With the A-Side handled by Laura Trance and the B-Side by All True, βKontratape 06β offers two different spins on glitchy electronic music.
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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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