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Buried In Dust
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Vibrant Waves
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Projection 20
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Tube Dreams
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Forrest Vancouver, Washington
Warm tones and slow drones from the PNW.
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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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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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I saw High Tides play with Black Moth Super Rainbow in Salt Lake City last year. It was cool to see all the equipment they were working with to create some of the most chill music I've ever heard. If you like washed out you would definitely like high tides. When they performed it was mainly from this albumn and the whole crowd was feeling it. They create a really unique ambiance that Disney plus and Netflix should pick up from background music to their sequence ambiance background TV catalog.
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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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Beautiful, spare songs from this Brooklyn duo streaked with weeping guitars and topped with soft, plaintive vocals.
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Death Certificate
by Various Artists
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Magic Arrows with Odd Nosdam. Nuff said.
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