Midnight Mines London, UK
Midnight Mines are Baron Saturday & Private Sorrow.
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A plan for some/time
by cinchel
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I adore this tape!
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supported by 66 fans who also own “Familiar Ugly vs. The Fighter Planes”
warm and warped. bendy and stretchy. looped and elongated. quite lovely really.
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supported by 66 fans who also own “Familiar Ugly vs. The Fighter Planes”
Such good healing energy on this album. Perfect for recovering from surgery. Thoughtful, plaintive, free of kitschy standard rock moves. Probably still good without the surgery. ;)
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Rhythmic, low-end-heavy meditations influenced by funk, jazz, psych, French soundtracks, and—contrary to the LP's name—dub electronics.
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Une harmonie invisible
by Olympic nightingale
Olympic nightingale, from New Delhi, is a one-man project that creates ominous and harrowing soundscapes from brutally distorted samples.
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Suono In Un Tempo Trasfigurato
by Bono / Burattini
Imaginative synth-based psych-pop inspired by Maya Deren's avant-garde filmmaking from Italian duo Bono / Burattini.
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Sonic Creations For Violin And Lyra
by Raquel Gonzalez
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Raquel Gonzalez shows us through her debut album that less is more and that there is beauty and nuance in both the dark and the light. Demonstrating that not only is the Lyra 8 more than a drone synth, but much much more. Gonzalez uses the Lyra 8 not just as an instrument, but also a vehicle for violin to reach new sonic terrain. I highly recommend this album if you love subtle, yet aggressive ambient music.
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