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The Dark Outside, TDO Cassettes & Bibliotapes Scotland, UK
Radio broadcasts in forests, TDO Cassettes and Bibliotapes
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Interim Report, March 1979
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 28 fans who also own “Louder”
This album caught my eye and ear as someone who grew up living in a new town in Hertfordshire and now lives in new city in Egypt. The album encapsulates a sense of the doomed promise of such ventures, and the way in which such synthetic managerial ways to constructing a culture through architecture always sow the seeds of their own failure. The music resonates this duality perfectly - the beauty of the utopian dreams that birthed such cities, but the grim experience of their realities.
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The Dreamcatcher Tapes Volumes 1 & 2
by The Eccentronic Research Council
supported by 25 fans who also own “Louder”
I'm really glad I don't do psychedelics any more
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The Isolation Tapes Cassette and Bonus Downloads
by The Isolation Tapes
supported by 25 fans who also own “Louder”
This is a great initiative and in support of a great cause, with lots of fascinating music responding to the crazy situation we've all been in for the last few months. One to look back on when this is all over and it will be very evocative of what we've lived through. Excellent stuff
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Inside Out
by Tourist
William Phillips dances on the line between peak time with the lights up and headphone music for the journey home.
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Open Air
by Skeleton
Jasper Ewing brings all manner of electronic equipment to his bright, jittery songs, resulting in tiny, sparkling melodic wonders.
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Miami Squeeze 2
by Zak Vortex
Inspired by ’80s John Hughes films and the sights & sounds of Miami, the latest from Zak Vortex is a balmy summer synthwave dream.
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Subscription Library Podcast Episode 2
by Castles in Space Subscription Library
supported by 24 fans who also own “Louder”
Fascinating chat with Mr. Concretism. Great to hear about his synths and software and the track by track analysis of The Concretism Archive vol.1 adds to the listening experience - more of that sort of thing please!
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