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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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Elsewhereness revisited #7 stuff made of dreams which are

Features 11/25/2017 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 #7. Ambient/folk-gaze maven, […]

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Elsewhereness Revisited #5 selected ambient twerks

Features 06/04/2017 by Alan Lockett

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Alex Cobb :: Chantepleure (Students of Decay)

Reviews 07/01/2015 by Alan Lockett

Ultimately, though darkness and desolation are hinted at, each track of Chantepleure enfolds a trace of hope within it, perhaps simply elemental—the abyss musically faced and […]

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ALAN LOCKETT :: Slings the Wooze Anew mix

Features 05/23/2015 by Alan Lockett

Revisiting the sound and vision of Slings The Wooze, Igloo’s Alan Lockett, aka Mist-maxer albient, Slings the Wooze Anew with more than a score of exponents of […]

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Igloo Magazine :: Best of 2014

Features Tops 01/03/2015 by igloomag

Here it is, well over 160 releases have been selected by various igloomag.com contributors highlighting some of the finest in an expansive array of music […]

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Marble Sky :: Marble Sky (Students of Decay)

Reviews 10/21/2014 by Alan Lockett

Marble Sky stands as a strikingly wrought meditation on sadness, love and the depths of memory. Witscher’s musical sensibilities are diverse (cf. Rene Hell), but […]

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