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Experimental Records Los Angeles, California
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Ghostopolis
by Eliot the French Kid
supported by 193 fans who also own “White [man] Christmas”
It’s tough to choose a favorite for this one because I like them all. I think I might choose Come Down because the vocal sample really enhances the mood of the track.
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supported by 192 fans who also own “White [man] Christmas”
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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Honeymoon Travels
by Ursula's Cartridges
supported by 192 fans who also own “White [man] Christmas”
I listened to this album three times already. I really enjoyed it. I especially enjoyed listening to Infinite Embrace while reading the 12th chapter of The Wizard of Oz when Dorothy and her friends were in the land of the Wicked Witch of the West and she sent armies of Wolves, Black Bees, her slaves and then the Flying Monkeys. The Tinman is chopping off wolf heads like a badass. The book is much darker and somehow this chapter worked really well with that track. I have quite a few favorites.
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Topographic Relief Vol 6
by Various Artists
Warped, woozy vaporwave that builds suspense and unease with long, gauzy sheets of sound. Psychedelic and hypnotic.
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Woozy electronic music gets gilded with silvery guitars on the latest from the forward-thinking Illuminated Paths label.
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Airy, aqueous dance music on the Illuminated Paths label, “Forever” is full of songs to score a surrealist nightclub.
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supported by 192 fans who also own “White [man] Christmas”
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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