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Wings Of An Angel Israel
My own identity feels like a construct, a collection of roles and personas worn like so many masks. Who am I,
really?
Perhaps in the end, we are all just characters in someone else's novel, puppets dancing on strings we cannot see.
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Fantastically versatile, uniquely fascinating and all-around exciting avant-garde music that reflects genuine outsider art aesthetics at its finest. Very recommended!
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Beauty in Irrepressible Melancholy
by Scott Lawlor
Extraordinary melodic ambient opus, with strong spiritual undertones. gut-wrenching pads shimmer across an emotional landscape of lost dreams and unreachable memories. masterpiece of timeless music.
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L'importance du resultat dans L'art
by mick bis
Unique intellectual experience in sound, with deep meanings hidden within. An axiom that should be argued with; Is art a means or an end in itself? l'art pour l'art dystopian nightmares in Technicolor
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Infinite Tape Loops: Vol.1
by Music For Sleep
supported by 115 fans who also own “A Contemplative Intermezzo On Why Labels Are Irrelevant In Today's Revolutionary Digital Age, And Thank Goodness For That, Because The 'Artists And Repertoire' Divisions Are The Real And Ruthless Terrorists Against Vivid Originality And Vital Innovativeness”
I love swimming through these tunes!
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supported by 110 fans who also own “A Contemplative Intermezzo On Why Labels Are Irrelevant In Today's Revolutionary Digital Age, And Thank Goodness For That, Because The 'Artists And Repertoire' Divisions Are The Real And Ruthless Terrorists Against Vivid Originality And Vital Innovativeness”
This album makes you feel like you're inside an old computer that is on it's last legs. Everything is glitchy, aggressive, and decaying around you. There are only a few moments where it feels something is still functioning and intact, only to be followed by more sounds of disrepair. Truly a special experience.
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On “What If,” Hauschka uses the pianola to create songs that split the difference between Satie and Squarepusher.
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