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Invar
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Reynolds 531
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Cerrobend
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AL-6XN
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Bulat
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Spiegeleisen
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Bergman Phase
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Celestrium
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Staballoy
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Fernico
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Ducol (bonus track)
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recognition Warsaw, Poland
Recognition Recordings, Poland's leading electronic music label, was founded in 1999 by Jacek Sienkiewicz as a platform for releasing his very own vision of electronic music.
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Difficult to say... Entire album is great. +Like "G01p"
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This album feels like the soundtrack for an exploration of a jungle planet full of sentient plants and insectoid aliens. Objekt's use of reverb and negative space creates the sense that sounds are whizzing past you, speeding towards you, and being flung up into space.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “STAL”
something I can deeply relate to. anxiety, confusion, dreams, and from time to time, loss of the sense of reality. this is what everyday life sounds like in my head. been listening to it on repeat 24/7, thus the album has quickly grown very intimate for me. thanks Ripatti <3
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Focal Point of a Scattered Mind
by Anders Jakobsen
Rippling electronic music full of pointillist blips and crackling rhythms, alternately rhythmic and melodic.
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Snappy breakbeats, acid-drenched samples, and ’90s techno textures abound on this five-track knockout from the South Korean DJ and producer.
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The Doves of Discipline Mixes
by Call Super
Julia Holter & Eden Samara guest on the throbbing new club single from Call Super.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “STAL”
First, it sounds minimal. Then it sounds maximal. Another masterpiece that demands many repeats to decipher its code. Wholesome microtechno music from the land of a thousand lakes.
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