orquesta del tiempo perdido Amsterdam, Netherlands
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North of the Future
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Hard to imagine a more accurate or more sublime summation of 2020. Long languorous notes that haunt and sooth, nourish and dissolve into, out of, and beyond crescendo. Track 7 is interesting as the most raw and direct of the group, a field recording where inner experience foregrounds ambient sidewalk sounds. 1 (Super Tender) is ravishing. Moving Veins of Flamingos (2) is a surprising swath of color. Each track has its distinct drama. I love how 8, North of the Future, gallops into its end.
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Belgian beatmaker honors his Georgian roots through the incorporation of local choirs and field recordings collected during his travels.
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Frenton Cantolay
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Giddy music that could easily score a playful Nintendo game, these are bright, chirpy melodies designed to bring a smile.
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Bright electronic squiggles and squelches, manipulated vocals, and aqueous ambient synths make up Reptilian Expo's playful sound-world.
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Unity in Isolation
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Some vibes of Vangelis meets Arve Henriksen but these folks have crafted a gentle masterpiece that is all their own.
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