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Stratosphere Antwerp, Belgium
Guitar and bass are the main instruments which are manipulated by pedals to create harmonic soundscapes with a hint of post-rock influences.
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I have all of these starting with number 1, is there a deal to buy all the albums starting with 2 ? Thanks
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Phobos & Deimos”
Described as "exercises in minimalism"; they are exactly that played in real time on a range of guitars and percussion...the studio manipulated at its best. Looking forward to exploring the rest of these "meditations on purity and subdued power"...
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132406
by Streams Of Consciousness
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Only just discovered this low-key dirk serries series of recordings..."play at low volume" is the instruction; that's a refreshing change.
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DC-based musician Carni Klirs leads listeners on a series of soothing, self-guided journeys that pull from post-rock and ambient drone.
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Music for Medication
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Newly unearthed recordings from the early ’00s find Kyle Bobby Dunn at his most meditative and serene.
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Delicate, natural-feeling ambient work for electric guitar, piano and field recording by this storied Japanese experimental artist.
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This is one of those albums where you really begin to question what is more important, the note or the space between the notes. Perhaps it is the SOUND between the notes, the sound of the previously played note fading. Regardless, dirk serries paints a very gentle picture of blissful yet slightly lonely place, a place of silent introspection and reflection. Simply fantastic.
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