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Dark Star Fall
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Molasses Magic
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Ialdabaoth Born
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Petty Law
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Water Crooner
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Sour Note
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The Time Being New York, New York
A cluttered expanse of saw teeth and square waves.
Audio/Visual Project, New York
The Time Being recommends:
Yesterday Was Dramatic, Today Is Ok
by Múm
múm makes music that compels us to figure out how they make music. They make music that is out of sync with our expectations of beauty, and are one of the most influential electronic bands ever.
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Tycho defines a genre that we have thumbed through, earmarked, and scribbled on with marginalia. While playing records to friendly ears, they always ask for a name. Who is this? Tycho.
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Dresden artist Søjus1 explores the shadowy end of electronic music, in songs rich in ambiance and texture.
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Noise Around Our Homes
by Formen
In these lean, buzzing tracks, Formen explores the interplay of electroacoustic noise and organic compositions.
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Cosmos of the Soul
by Amie Waters
An instrumental queer space opera from Portland synthwave artist Amie Waters, who uses a universal mythos to illustrate a personal journey.
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Berlin’s Oval recorded this score for the short film of the same name in his warm and glitchy signature style.
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