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Today
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Brittle
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The Fighter
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That Lost Life
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LCC
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Hush Hush Records Carnation, Washington
Run by KEXP DJ Alex Ruder, Hush Hush Records is dedicated to curating an emotional and introspective sound that's free of specific genre boundaries.
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Healing Sounds I: A Compilation For Those In Need
by Various Artists
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Fighter”
An impressive example of drifting drone textures, a pair of tracks that ebb and flow through the soundscape, leading the listener on an engaging journey defined by subtle shifts in tone. Great stuff...
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Sound Installation For Empty Rooms
by Music For Sleep
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Fighter”
It empties the places around me and warms them up when played. Magic!
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58918012’s hatred of piano inspired him to build an entire album around the instrument—which, ironically, led to gorgeous music.
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The new LP from Gregor Dys uses modular synths and samples to evoke the idea of memory, each hazy, beautiful song conjuring a specific mood.
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Climate scientist makes suitably airy sounds, ethereal, cinematic, and nostalgic - like Boards of Canada sans beats.
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Colla (Double Album)
by Carlo Giustini
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Fighter”
have yet to translate the song titles so the artist's intentions are somewhat of a mystery to me, but the wavering surface noise creates the theme of a dialogue between music & technology before becoming invisible to my ears. this conjures memories of listening to music as a child (long before the sterility of digital media), when i rarely took notice of the hiss & pops of records, 8-tracks, tapes, & am radio because they were a normal, necessary aspect of recorded sound. nice to be back again.
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