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Mechanical Dust
04:13
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Subharmonic Spaze
03:18
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Motorik 2
08:35
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Subharmonic Spaze 2
03:41
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ἀνερρίφθω κύβος
04:05
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Fyrtårn
03:31
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Mechanical Dust: Coda
00:46
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Phaneronaut Munich, Germany
"By the phaneron I mean the collective total of all that is in any way or in any sense present to the mind, quite regardless of whether it corresponds to any real thing or not." (Charles Sanders Peirce)
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My friends from Trigon. I actually play on this release, ar really fun live recordings from the Burg Herzberg Festival in 2004.
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Fellow Munich musician Zinkl with an eclectic, colorful, original approach to electronic music.
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SubTerraMachIneA
by Gerd Weyhing
Gerd Weyhing journeying to impossible places.
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This album is a syncretic stew. The focus of the album is on the interacting timbres. For the most part, the role of melody in this music takes a back seat to the harmonic and timbral tensions that arise from stirring together jazz-style drumming, China-influenced instrumentation, solid electric guitar. and spicing it with a wide variety of instrumental timbres that are kind of like a five-spice flavor of sound.
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Julius Vernus Imperator
by Ophtalmologist
Pulsing drones give way to disarming melodies on the new one from Ophtalmologist, with all the deep-sea spookiness the title implies.
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