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supported by 27 fans who also own “High Shutter”
This album makes my mind travel places. I like Blood in the Labyrinth / All Reason Depart &
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Environment 7.003
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supported by 20 fans who also own “High Shutter”
Future Sound Of London. Future Sound Of London. Future Sound Of London. Future Sound Of London. YEAH. YES. YUP. YAY. 😊
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A Space of Partial Illumination E7.002
by THE FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON
supported by 20 fans who also own “High Shutter”
Yes! Just in time. I'm currently preparing for 39C3 and browsing through my vinyl collection. This gem comes at just the right time. Now nothing can go wrong on the night of 29th to 30th December between 5 and 10. Back to back with Morelle on the Ambient Floor. It's going to be a blast!
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The Berlin-based artist supplements improvised experimental electronic sound collages with cello and vocals.
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Dreamy, glitched-out bedroom pop with elements of hip-hop and jazz courtesy of this talented Austrian producer and songwriter.
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A collaboration between dancer and choreographer Chiara Detscher and the electronic musician explores rhythm and spatial awareness.
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Dropsonde [Reissue with bonus album]
by Biosphere
supported by 19 fans who also own “High Shutter”
To my ears, this sounds like a product of early '00s clicks & cuts, but one that's aged much better than what was hot then. The overall vibe is contemplative, fracturing jazz into fragments and repainting them into impressionistic soundscapes. David Lynch jazz meets Mille Plateaux meets Bohren & der Club of Gore, maybe, but distant and abstract, as opposed to dark and heavy. I love how the cymbals feel warm and papery, a perfect evocation of birds flapping wings.
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