Get all 77 All India Radio releases available on Bandcamp and save 90%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Quiet Broadcast, The Silent Surf (Reissue), Live at the Northcote Social Club (Nov 2025), Liminal Space, Transmissions From The Field, The Unified Field, The Red Room, Catch The Breeze, and 69 more.
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Subliminal
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Pulsar
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Dark Arperol
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The Guided Way Part 1
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Cosmonol
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Superluminal
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Interferon
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Ephemerol
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The Guided Way Part 2
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All India Radio Hobart, Australia
“Like Pink Floyd & The Flaming Lips at their most ethereal.. also the Lynchian noir of, say, Timber Timbre." - The Needle Drop
All India Radio recommends:
You Are Everything
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Moody space pop from Steve Kilbey (writer of Under The Milky Way) and All India Radio's Martin Kennedy)
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Unseen Music Unheard Words (Expanded Edition)
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Moody space pop from Steve Kilbey (writer of Under The Milky Way) and All India Radio's Martin Kennedy)
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supported by 44 fans who also own “Liminal Space”
There is a LOT of unique metal coming out these days, but I’m having a difficult time thinking of anyone making not just music, but sound collages and art as fascinating as Observers. This project has completely taken over my listening habits the past week. I have every intention of purchasing the rest of their discography as soon as I restock funds from guitar pedal purchases. This should be celebrated for the unique vision that it is. This goes beyond music for me. This is transcendence
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supported by 41 fans who also own “Liminal Space”
Wow. After I heard “You Are Everything”, I agreed with Steve that there was no way you could possibly top that masterpiece. I don't think you did, but with this album, I'd say you equalled it.
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The latest from the aptly-named bleak lives in the dark valley between musique concrete & power electronics, stark and harrowing.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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