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24/05/2018 nausika

Zemlevedeniye: more pleasant immersive soundscape songs

Uhushuhu, Zemlevedeniye, Russia, Zhelezobetn, CD + DVD ZHB-XLVII (2015) Oops, I bought this set three years ago from the old Aquarius

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16/05/2018 Ed Pinsent

In Deep

For a good dose of heavy electro-beat blast with a strong doomoid flavour, turn ye to the double vinyl LP

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12/05/2018 nausika

Having a blast with this blast from the past – Musique Electroacoustique: Smog

Kyriakos Sfetsas, Musique Electroacoustique: Smog, Creelpone, 2 x CD, CP 210 – 211  Reputed to be one of the first

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01/05/2018 Ed Pinsent

Deep Chord Progressions

Deep Tide Quartet is another outlet for the many talents of Martin Archer, the Sheffield player who is more than

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22/04/2018 Paul Khimasia Morgan

An Ancient Route

Chris Stewart / Soiled / Ammonites / Warped Frequencies The Black Path UK LINEAR OBSESSIONAL RECORDINGS LOR087 CDR (2016) Linear

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21/04/2018 nausika

Frühe Jahre: an interesting but not very satisfying reissue in a mish-mash of genres

C-Schulz, Frühe Jahre, Unseen Worlds, CD UW14 (2017) An interesting if not very satisfying reissue of recordings made by German experimentalist

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19/04/2018 Ed Pinsent

This Place Is Not Here

Excellent piece of work by Daniel Barbiero and Cristiano Bocci on their Non-Places (ACUSTRONICA) album, an interesting and engaging piece

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17/04/2018 Ed Pinsent

The Healing Rose

On Recovery Suite (INI.ITU #1304), we hear the Shakuhachi flute of Clive Bell alongside electronic treatments and tones from David

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08/04/2018 Ed Pinsent

Secret Levers

The team of Vernon & Burns are old TSP faves. Mark Vernon and Barry Burns have proven themselves as unique

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04/04/2018 Ed Pinsent

Darkness At Noon

Far Rainbow are the English players Bobby Barry and Emily Mary Barnett who have developed a diffuse performing style with

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