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Panoptique Electrical Australia
Panoptique Electrical is Jason Sweeney. He predominantly makes ambient compositions, queer sounds and instrumental music/ Based in Tarndanya on stolen Kaurna Yerta. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “New York City Quiet Space (Stereopublic, 2013)”
The first track floored me, the rest is almost as achingly beautiful. I want to give this record (and its creator) a warm hug.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “New York City Quiet Space (Stereopublic, 2013)”
Structure of this quite illuminating, self referential yet universal personal/impersonal album is emotionally, intellectually and spiritually exquisite. Its power of off balance questioning reminiscence and refusal to achieve, let alone seek resolution is a profound recognition of life as jagged edges of incomprehensible incompleteness.
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A Cassowary Apart
by Andrew Tuttle & Padang Food Tigers
supported by 5 fans who also own “New York City Quiet Space (Stereopublic, 2013)”
I heard this album for the first time right after my Father had passed and am forever grateful it entered my life. Aside from the deep emotional connection, musically, this is one of the most creative albums I've heard. Each track is another world and pushes the meaning "Banjo player" in a new direction!
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A mesmerizing exploration of stillness, perception, and memory that hangs between ambient and neoclassical.
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Tender and beautiful piano compositions from Lorenzo Masotto where notes flutter down like a gentle snowfall.
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Ten gorgeous compositions from Iceland’s Gísli Gunnarsson that ride the line between ambient & modern classical. Breathtaking.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “New York City Quiet Space (Stereopublic, 2013)”
This engrossing wave is kind of like what you'd get if Glenn Branca had some anger management sessions. Superb stuff.
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