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The Ambient Fish Society London, UK
A place for ambient asides from The Soviet Space Dog Project, with more than a hint of Berlin School influence.
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Cathedral Reconstructions - Live
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supported by 85 fans who also own “Breaking the Surface (190907-1300)”
Tangerine cathedrals in ashes and builded up again. Very impressive!
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History of Radio
by The Soviet Space Dog Project
supported by 85 fans who also own “Breaking the Surface (190907-1300)”
If I don't know where to go - the reverb habitat of the space dog is a save place for me...
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Beyond Pluto
by The Soviet Space Dog Project
supported by 83 fans who also own “Breaking the Surface (190907-1300)”
Wonderful album in the Berlin School tradition that you can't help but listen to several times in a row (as I did, again, today)!
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Mies van der Rohe's dreams [CYD 0087]
by Pabellón Sintético
Minimal, blippy synth music from Pabellón Sintético that feels like blinking lights on an old computer sounding off in melody.
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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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Post-rock musician and World Within Worlds label head Lachlan R. Dale returns with his debut full-length, a suite of ambient explorations.
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The Lost Cathedral Rehearsal
by Kubusschnitt
supported by 82 fans who also own “Breaking the Surface (190907-1300)”
This would be a great soundtrack to the Voyager 1 space probe as it travels past enormous planets and stars towards....where? Track begins with a low, bass hum that builds into a a beautiful choir of sound and ends up as classic 70s 80s electronic journey..so sad it's only 1 track, although over 20 minutes...if you like Berlin-School this is a must have!.
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