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Kyle Bobby Dunn :: From Here to Eternity (Past Inside the Present)

Reviews 03/30/2019 by Alan Lockett

‘It’s about this place in North Montreal where I’d go to escape […] It’s incredibly beautiful, but it also filled me with hopelessness and a […]

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Elsewhereness revisited #9 oneiromancy quarterly

Reviews 08/25/2018 by Alan Lockett

Elsewhereness revisited is an occasional feature documenting the drift at the margins: ambient gasbagging, ’tube-d, ’cloud-ed, and ’camp-ed up, complete with companion mix, Elsewhereness revisited #9. […]

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TAPE :: Transmissions 10

Features 02/18/2017 by Andy Gillham

In the true dichotomy that is the tape release world, we’ve continued to trawl the digital world to search out some of the finest tape […]

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Elsewhereness revisited #2 Man Bites Hypnagogue

Features 08/28/2016 by Alan Lockett

Elsewhereness revisited is an occasional feature documenting the drift at the margins: ambient gasbagging, tube-lubed, cloud-ed, and bcamped-up, complete with companion mix, Elsewhereness revisited #2 Two reissues […]

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Ben Fleury-Steiner :: While The Red Fish Sleeps (Soft Corridor)

Reviews 04/21/2015 by Alan Lockett

While The Red Fish Sleeps is an engagingly queasy immersion in mystery seas teeming with spectral eldritch presence, accompanying text from Beckett providing further anchorage for a […]

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Kyle Bobby Dunn :: Kyle Bobby Dunn and the Infinite Sadness (Students of Decay)

Reviews 09/07/2014 by Alan Lockett

A triumph not so much of removed authorial ego, but of artful detachment. Purveyor of refined works of ambient minimalism since 2005, Kyle Bobby Dunn dials in […]

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Nickolas Mohanna :: Parallax View (Low Point)

Reviews 01/12/2014 by Owen Vince

Filled with even more densely layered electronics, ambient drone, and fractal samples. A rich and tightly focused experiment in modular analogue synths, ambient drone and […]

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Ben Fleury-Steiner :: Clearings (Rural Colours)

Reviews 06/02/2013 by Alan Lockett

Clearings seems to describe a trajectory in its passage from organic to more ethereal sounds; a dynamic of slow aperture, a catharsis involving nature’s mediation—these […]

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