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Desmadrados Soldados De Ventura Manchester, UK
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Still Way (Wave Notation 2)
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Considering the time of writing this (1982), this is a precursor of many ambient albums which followed. A curiosity, "intended to be listened to in a casual manner, as a musical landscape or a sound object" to quote its author Satoshi Ashikawa. The opening chords are the same as the Terminator theme, which makes me smile but then it's easy to get into this music as it's intended, while doing something else as soothing as this music is.
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Simple Headphone Mind
by Nurse With Wound
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Empire Never Ended”
cool to the brim, an album that I would suggest wires enjoy carrying to and fro. I have now grafted headphone wires directly to my earrings. Sounds great!
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A Monument To British Rock
by Ashtray Navigations
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Empire Never Ended”
The textures are so surprising
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The band’s fourth full-length album in as many years; an intoxicating LP of jazz-inflected twists and turns.
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Future Remains [LP]
by Hollow Ship
With its gradually-unspooling grooves and danceable beats, the debut effort from Swedish psych band Hollow Ship entices with every listen.
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Watching Dead Empires In Decay
by The Stranger
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Empire Never Ended”
Et pour compléter le tour d'horizons, après ce portrait des landes de Manchester qu'était Bleaklow, Leyland Kirby nous emmène avec Watching Dead Empires in Decay dans un cadre urbain. De fait, le dark ambiant prend une dimension plus industrielle et percussive et j'irai même jusqu'à dire parfois rythmée ("Spiral Of Decline", "Where Are Our Monsters Now, Where Are Our Friends ?"). Mais le poids du souvenir est une constante, le son étant corrompu par des parasites ou du brouillard. Hypnotique...
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