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Chaigidel & NERATERRÆ :: Lamaštu (Cyclic Law)

Reviews 05/10/2023 by Philippe Blache

The two sound artists gathered for the occasion and summoned dark introspective spells; neo-shamanic dirges and grandiloquent cinematic immersions.

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Drifting In Silence :: Timeless EP (Labile)

Reviews 05/08/2023 by Philippe Blache

The delicate, meandering and enveloping soft synth-lines never cease to impulse intersidereal mental projection in poetical vastness. Spectral tone colors are in search of spiritual quiescence.

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Planet Supreme :: Rule from the Dark Mountain (Cryo Chamber)

Reviews 03/16/2023 by Philippe Blache

A spaced-out synth odyssey that infiltrates the human psyche for a long immersive and neuronal-astral voyage to the confines, visiting alien worlds and colonies, menacing landscapes.

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Jason van Wyk :: Descendants (n5MD)

Reviews 02/28/2023 by Philippe Blache

The result is consistent, intriguing and always emotionally pleasant with delicately wistful sparks of light and obscured melodies.

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Imre Kiss :: Keys to Cassiopeia (EXILES)

Reviews 02/16/2023 by Philippe Blache

Keys to Cassiopeia has enough lush ambient tones and a dose of vibrant emotion to move the listener into a functional and profound state of contemplation in touch with metaphysics and the unknown.

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Inkipak :: +ve (Fourier Transform)

Reviews 02/09/2023 by Jason Martin

As we drift downstream, the bliss only continues, and makes it harder to fathom how such a coherent and beautifully flowing album can come along and feel like an old friend from the first listen.

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Michael Brückner & Guests :: Eleventh Sun – reVisited (Self Released)

Reviews 12/26/2022 by Philippe Blache

Fans of chilling electronic music, soothing soundscapes from past to present will be easily seduced by the collection gathered in this special edition.

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bvdub & Netherworld :: Equilibrium (Glacial Movements)

Reviews 12/15/2022 by Philippe Blache

The duo explores not so brooding sonic textures in favor of fragile, intense, and transportive soundscapes of calm beauty, employing different sound sources from organic to electronic with the addition of grainy noise dynamics.

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