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Water Garden
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Shamata
04:56
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Fracture Edit
03:52
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Space Before Gestures
09:25
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Breathe
05:12
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Between Two Clouds
06:41
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Grain Palace
05:57
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Dandigits
03:30
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Darren McClure 松本市, Japan
Sounds to zone out to and zone into.
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With no forward momentum and therefore no expectation of the next note, eventually these pieces etch out a pattern, at a welcomed glacial pace. Piano is welcomed also. Very well thought out.
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When seeking truly quiet, peaceful music, most of what I hear I leave, not sensing internal depth below the sound. This is different. In a moment when subtle stimulation (a bit paradoxically) is sought as a means to deeper tranquility, this excels beautifully. For others who might have connected with Stray Ghost or Silver Mount Zion or Taphephobia, yet whose minds can dwell in greater and healthier lucid calm, this is remarkable.
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These gracious, spellbinding pieces from composer and sound artist antxnio graz reflect on the ideas of rest and community care.
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“Subway” moves from soothing ambient music to sharp avant-garde and back again, capturing the spirit of the titular train.
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Assembled Parts
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Striking experimental compositions that conjure both childhood joy and icy terror, every second of it riveting.
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Forgotten samples from a bygone era found a new life in the hands of Sustainer. Sometimes light-hearted, sometimes melancholic, but always full of that old school Romanticism reflected in sepia shades, we can feel the dust slowly lifted from these sound loops humming a last time before meeting the end of their physical time, but reaching a new immortality in the collages of Medicina. Stephan Mathieu's mastering, an other experimented explorer of these sonic territories, just makes it sublime.
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