Oxtail Recordings Sydney, Australia
Ambient noise and broken songs.
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Master class in ambient sine wave in the strong tradition of pioneers like Hiroshi Yoshimura. Outstandingly well-conceived music
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Live at Tubby's
by 75 Dollar Bill Little Big Band
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Long-form trance-y rhythmic jams, with a fun shambling edge, sounding like a cross between music from Africa's Sahel region crossed with a Tom Waits instrumental...
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Everywhere, an empty bliss
by The Caretaker
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I believe this is the end credits to The Caretaker. EATEOT, EAEB, And AEBBTW all share one thing in common, and I believe it is the feeling of making old music sounding older. The music Kirby presents us gives emotions that are mixture between sad, calm, and even fear. Kirby calls this feeling "Empty Bliss" and I think that phrase is perfect to describe this album and the rest of Kirby's work. May the ballroom remain eternal.
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Subjugation Of A Ghost
by Ask The Trees
Composer and improviser Erik Schroeder (Ask The Trees) is joined by Legendary Pink Dots' Edward Ka-Spel on this spectral experimental work.
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An ambitious cross-genre journey from the Richmond Avant Improv Collective, who bring in 17 (!) guest musicians to fill out their vision.
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The first release on Cacophonous Revival, from experimentalist Samuel Goff, uses avant-garde approaches to get at personal narratives.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Infinite Potential”
Very atmospheric piece of work. Google tells me Arktika is the name of a Russian ice breaker and this music does conjure up a slow moving behemoth ploughing it's way through a frozen landscape. I would say if you like Vangelis this would appeal
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