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Arcade Decay
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Silfra Diving
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Where Cities Once Stood
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Apollo Control
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Virtual Temples
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Skua Rising
14:00
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Kaffi Vinyl
07:49
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Mick Chillage Dublin, Ireland
Producing various strains of electronica since the mid 90's
Releasing CD albums on Pete Namlook's
legendary FAX records, Lee Norris's ...Txt, Fantasy Enhancing, Neo Tantra Label, Carpe Sonum, Databloem, amongst many more labels from around the globe.
Also involved in many collaborations. Autumn Of Communion with Lee Norris autumnofcommunion.bandcamp.com.
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Mick Chillage recommends:
Lamentations
by William Basinski
Whether Mr Basinski takes you on a sonic journey via his trademark long form excursions or shorter moments as displayed here you will be transported to the emotive and haunted landscapes of your mind
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Broken Apart By Moonlight
by Autumn Of Communion
supported by 6 fans who also own “Silfra Diving”
Five tracks that go deeper in the AOC consciousness but still have that overall AOC feel of travelling without moving. You could say this is a space exploration soundtrack for the imagination. Would that sound cliched? If it does, it's because at this moment in time that is how these sounds are making me feel and the only way I can describe what I'm hearing. If you're new to AOC - they sound like FSOL meets old school electro on this release. 5/5
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Broken Apart By Sunlight
by Autumn Of Communion
supported by 6 fans who also own “Silfra Diving”
This is incredibly good. Physical re-release?. I haven't everything by AOC, but already its my favourite. Definitely influence of Namlook & Jenssen feel, in what I can only describe as excellent. It really works.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Silfra Diving”
There’s an almost retro sci-fi feel throughout this one, and in some ways reminiscent of earlier AFX tracks, in the simple yet highly effective interplay of mechanized electronic rhythms and deep atmospherics. I can imagine Paul Klee’s Twittering Machine making music, or AI robots colonizing a distant planet, busy at work setting up a new civilization. Despite the mechanical sounds, this is a highly listenable album with many moments of beauty and light, and works well while reading or writi
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The Undivided Five
by A Winged Victory for the Sullen
The death of the friend shaped the direction of the duo's nuanced and delicate ambient album.
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Instrumental hip-hop that’s laid-back and soothing, with pillowy beats and gauzy textures.
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