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I Divorced Life Hamburg, Germany
Experimental sound artist based in Hamburg, Germany
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Music For A Confinement: Memories Of A Quarantine
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An unique compilation derived from a period of isolation in which all these great musicians and sound enthusiasts were able to experiment and create unique tunes to let the mind wander off into blissful oblivion.
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Brain Junk
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The End of the Beginning
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From the album opener to the closing, you experience what I shall henceforth call GALACTIC synthwave due to its powerful sweeping analog synthesizer melodies, its thick meaty rhythms (no rinkydink sounding drum machines here), its fat, cosmic arpeggios, and of course its sometimes death-defying musical chord choices (listen to "New Beginnings"). Sonically expansive. Loud and conquering. Lovingly assembled. Beautifully produced.
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The Symmetry of Telemetry
by Rick Reed
Expansive soundscapes make up the latest from Rick Reed, full of lush, haunting atmospherics.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio May 22, 2018
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 11, 2017
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Orgasmically Transcendent Drones To Give Birth To
by Wings Of An Angel
supported by 25 fans who also own “No-Jive”
On the final track I was finishing the part in Call of Cthulhu where Johansen’s strange and horrific journey to R’lyeh is being recalled. It’s described as an ancient cyclopean city of non Euclidean geometry that no human could build. Angles and perspectives are constantly shifting. I think it fits perfectly with the final track that mentions the Fata Morgana.
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