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Murmur Library
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Pulsing Yeahs
09:52
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Sweeping Wind
04:24
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One Day Old
05:58
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Equal Breathing
05:20
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Brief Satori
06:27
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Bamboo Umbrella
07:55
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Mormon Tea Kharkiv, Ukraine
Mormon Tea is an experimental electronic project exploring slow textures, unstable rhythms, and spatial processing. Minimal sound sources—noise, pulses, and harmonic fragments—are transformed through delay networks, filtering, and feedback. The music evolves gradually, forming immersive environments between ambient, dub, and abstract electronic sound. ... more
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