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They Are Arrived
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Martian Lemonade
02:30
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Telekinesis 41
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Ritualiser
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Deploy The Death Drive
03:28
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Microwaved Coffee
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Melonballer
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Wizard War
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The Burial Group England, UK
The Burial Group make electronic music from sticky back plastic and the aether.
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Brilliant!! This is what's hiding in that foggy area, just over there behind the disused power station.........
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Scarred For Life 2
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Being a child in the 70s and early 80s had a certain spookiness to it. Spirits seemed more readily available. I recall a homesickness which would haunt me even then, as if I were from another place entirely. Life's a mystery which childhood makes even worse, so let us revisit it in all its haunting creepiness. Who are the "pocket pavilions"? I can find nothing more other than this one song, and it's a very good tune I really enjoy.
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Seven Times Around The Stones, Then Scream!
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Contoured electronics and bubbling analog synths abound on Chrome Canyon's latest for Stones Throw: think yacht music, but more futuristic.
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San Francisco Moog: 1968-72
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A collection of tracks from San Francisco instrumentalist Doug McKechnie, one of Moog music's early innovators.
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Berlin-via-Zimbabwe producer taona's debut EP introduces his emotionally evocative approach to experimental electronic music.
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Moonbuilding Sprung 2023
by Moonbuilding
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This is as good as the officially released WRNTDP titles on CIS. Very pleased to pick it up, where the pieces here are longer than most on the records they benefit from the slow unwinding they are afforded. The 18 minute live set excerpt is particularly immersive. Wouldn't be the worst idea in the world to release this on vinyl as a companion to the inevitable repressing of This Nation's Most Central Location. Great stuff. Oh and you get a cool magazine to read as well. Awesome.
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