Everyday Dust Scotland, UK
Everyday Dust is a producer based in Scotland, who uses analogue synthesizers, effects and tape machines to create his own unique narrative-driven music.
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Interim Report, March 1979
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supported by 183 fans who also own “Holy Water”
Amazing!!! I missed out on the vinyl. Hopefully there’s a 3rd pressing of this release in the future. So far, my favorite album of 2021
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Lo Five - Geography Of The Abyss
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British Achievement In Chemistry, March 1977
by Castles in Space Subscription Library
supported by 158 fans who also own “Holy Water”
Such a great idea translating stamps into music. Four brilliant tracks hotter than a Bunsen burner flame. I would love to see this issued on vinyl.
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Little one meets Nature
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Another immersive journey from White Noise from Electronic Toys, their latest is full of hushed atmospherics that quietly envelop.
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Music to quiet down your mind
by White Noise from Electronic Toys
Delicate ambient music with pinprick synth melodies designed to calm and to soothe.
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On “Channelview,” Curved Light slides from peaceful passages to lawless synth lines without warning.
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Field Lines Cartographer - Modalities of Time Travel
by Castles in Space Subscription Library
supported by 158 fans who also own “Holy Water”
REALLY wish I'd subscribed sooner to be able to enjoy this on vinyl! Curious the artist cited 12 Monkeys and not La Jetee as one of the key inspirations. For me, this has a more somber, introspective and timeless feel more akin to La Jetee than 12 Monkeys (though I also am a big fan of Terry Gilliam). Gorgeous music and you get the bonus of a list of excellent movies to enjoy (another note to the artist: Time Crimes is also a good film to watch). Now to somehow procure a vinyl copy...
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