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Modern Cathedrals Detroit, Michigan
Post-industrial techno from post-industrial cities.
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With "Binary Sunset", Luigi Tozzi is at the climax of his golden years, confident through the sound and hypnotic at a therapeutic level.
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While it seemed unimaginable that one more artist as miraculous as Feral or Luigi Tozzi would one day become a part of Hypnus' family, Birds ov Paradise suddenly emerged from nowhere with "Bayou" and blew the minds of all of us...
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La Via Della Seta
by Primal Code
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In its aerial album, Primal Code brings us on the Silk Road by air, replacing the camel caravan with an angel one, for a delicate moment suspended in the clouds...
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Aurora Introduces: Serbia
by Various Artists
The latest comp from the label Aurora spotlights the sound of underground music in Serbia, ranging from bright techno to moody ambiance.
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Forgotten Wasteland EP
by Claro Intelecto
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 16, 2019
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Max Cannataro’s debut EP boast three soft-focus guitar pop songs (and two remixes) full of gauzy, dreamlike instrumentation.
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This Work Contains Lead. SEMANTICA 109
by Altstadt Echo
supported by 18 fans who also own “1933”
This was my favorite release of 2019. It's hard to pull off variations-on-a-theme sort of works, but the album varies its use of common source material extremely effectively and gives the album a mood that perfectly matches the artwork. Of the various releases I've heard that I would classify as post-Burial, this is the one I'd recommend first.
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