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Forrest Vancouver, Washington
Warm tones and slow drones from the PNW.
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I never really buy CDs anymore, but Dorosoto's music is just so beautiful that guess I'll have to wipe the dust off the ol' 6 disc changer for this one
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Ancient Technology Of The Virtual Kingdom”
300th purchase on Bandcamp. Pretty amazing to see how much my musical taste has expanded over the years. The discovery and eventual love for ambient and underground house music is something I could never have predicted back in high school/college.
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You discover some ruins not far from a tree lined road. As you walk around a destroyed stone wall, you discover a derelict analog synth. It's jeweled with lichen and overtaken by vines. You sit before it, getting comfortable as it begins to tell you its story.
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Worldpath Yggdrasil
by Heaven Topology
Like a soundtrack to the world’s trippiest video game, the neon-like tones on the latest from Heaven Topology conjure whole new worlds.
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Minimalist compositions that take their time unfolding, bands of sound melting glacier-like from one end of the song to the other.
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The quietly moving songs on “Emanations” showcase the nimble guitar work of Saul Guanipa, each piece warm & melodic.
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Lost Transmissions
by The Red Falcon Projects
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I think this is the release that will push me to finally get a cassette deck. Make sure you check out High Tides, Forrest, and Dorosoto (edit: looks like i bought the last copy, feeling super lucky) *update, got a technics cassette deck!
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