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Red Hand
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Slow Burning Ghosts
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Font
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Abysmal Evenings
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The Lotus Voltage
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Delta Haze
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Paul Schütze London, UK
Paul Schütze is an Australian artist resident in England. His work spans composition, performance, installation, video, printmaking, photography and perfumery.
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Fell
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Without Thought
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Repeated listens almost exponentially reveal the depth of the details. On the 4th listen my almost immediate impression was it was the 1st time hearing (experiencing?) the environment(s). Curiously (and admittedly this may completely be my fixation) if it weren't for the site specific description of the source inspiration, this would be an excellent Solaris. As it is, I may still watch the original film at least once, silent, with this playing on repeat.
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Fille en Aiguilles
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Music For Pictures No.2
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These evocative pieces by composer Kamran Sadeghi use disquiet and dissonance to open imaginary cinematic worlds.
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Whimsical psychedelic melodies and heavy percussive workouts collide on the debut LP by A.L. Viktor.
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Minimalist electronic music that scores the horror film “Sleeping Beauty,” perfectly designed to deliver chills.
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LEARN THE HARD WAY
by EXIT ELECTRONICS
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For almost 25 years, I have been listening to early Celluloid Mata, Imminent Starvation, Esplendor Geometrico, and many who tiptoe around this territory, including myself, but this project is beyond my imagination. Incredible.
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