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Albums on Lullabies For Insomniacs (NL) 12th Isle (UK) Beyond Beyond is Beyond (USA) VG+ (USA) & Noir Age (USA)
Radio show The Azimuth Coordinator on dublab.de
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Interim Report, March 1979
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 99 fans who also own “53.77°N 2.70° W”
Amazing!!! I missed out on the vinyl. Hopefully there’s a 3rd pressing of this release in the future. So far, my favorite album of 2021
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Moonbuilding Sprung 2023
by Moonbuilding
supported by 91 fans who also own “53.77°N 2.70° W”
This is as good as the officially released WRNTDP titles on CIS. Very pleased to pick it up, where the pieces here are longer than most on the records they benefit from the slow unwinding they are afforded. The 18 minute live set excerpt is particularly immersive. Wouldn't be the worst idea in the world to release this on vinyl as a companion to the inevitable repressing of This Nation's Most Central Location. Great stuff. Oh and you get a cool magazine to read as well. Awesome.
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The Nation's Most Central Location.
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 89 fans who also own “53.77°N 2.70° W”
This is very close to what I heard/felt everytime we visited the grandparents in Runcorn. Ominous dread. Bleak dystopia. Concrete and terraced houses. Plus the air smells!
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On this stunning new LP, Fatwires treats the bass guitar with a series of effects to change its sound in these gripping darkambient tracks.
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ADVERSARY OST
by Foisy / Hannum
Terence Hannum and André Foisy of Locrian soundtrack the short documentary Adversary with this tense, eerie score.
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Rich, absorbing electronic music from Malmö multi-instrumentalist Mattias Lagerkvist, as misty as the sky on Mars.
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The Concretism Archive: Volume 1
by Concretism
supported by 88 fans who also own “53.77°N 2.70° W”
Great album, love the dreamy nostalgic spacey-ness. The old educational samples transport me back to early school days in the TV room and when all we had to worry about was if we were wearing the right trainers or swapping Panini football stickers.
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