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Synonymph
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Ocular Rabies
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Entropic Vacuum Party
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ventwhorerisin'
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Opticidal Flavorist
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Brandon Seabrook Brooklyn, New York
Seabrook's work focuses on the juxtaposition of fragmented soundscapes, angular composition, and a massive dynamic range that can change in a nanosecond. Rolling Stone Magazine noted, ”The fiercely dexterous musician has lunched a number of bands combining serious chops with manic intensity and a left- field compositional vision.” ... more
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Seabrook Power Plant II
by Seabrook Power Plant
Seabrook Power Plant
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Synchromysticism
by Yowie
supported by 28 fans who also own “Needle Driver”
Amazing work. Some say its an acquired taste, but for me it was an instant eye-opening moment. My favourite band
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Shattered Dimension
by The Flying Luttenbachers
Loüm
by Krallice with Dave Edwardson
supported by 21 fans who also own “Needle Driver”
Dizzy and head-spinning, this is a difficult but great work. Merges the angular Krallice sound towards doom metal in certain parts. Adding Dave Edwardson from Neurosis pays benefits, but this pairing would be used to much greater effect on 2020's "Mass Cathexis." Still hard to believe that this was made at the same time as Go Be Forgotten... incredible.
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Head in the Clouds
by Headroom
Space rock jams get experimental and slightly evil with zoned out synths and wheezing guitar lines plus soft, sweet vocals.
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Mesa Buoy
by James Schroeder
Beautiful, elegantly wrought instrumentals with the grace and delicacy of slowcore mark the latest from James Schroeder.
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