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supported by 13 fans who also own “Placenta Rising/More Than One Seamstress”
Pretty light, bright and nice album to be listened to, perfect to chill with some mid y2k electronica elements that can even be soothing somehow. I don't have a favourite this time, but it is indeed worth to give it a shot. (:
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Digital Office Two
by Various Artists
supported by 13 fans who also own “Placenta Rising/More Than One Seamstress”
love this track
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Placenta Rising/More Than One Seamstress”
Flores uses some of the best synth sounds I’ve ever heard and writes good songs but again the singing is just flat out bad. I feel like Flores has heard this criticism before and tried to make up for it with this album by using reverb, doing occasional whisper singing and just hiding his voice in the background and it still doesn’t work for me. I really want to like Flores but the voice just kills it.
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On her remarkable debut album, Isabelle Thorn winds together electronic noises with acoustic reverberations.
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Purposely scaled-back electronic music, “Intruder” is all about the texture of a few pieces of gear playing off one another.
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Toise Make Noys
by Uncle Woozee
This wild experimental artist from Chicago uses electric kazoos, tape loops, and more to craft far-out, wonderfully confounding songs.
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P o w e r D e c i s i o n s
by Vincent Remember
supported by 13 fans who also own “Placenta Rising/More Than One Seamstress”
Tracks dripping with swanky energy? Check. Tracks hitting you right in those vaporwave feels? Check.
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