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A collection of finely crafted sepia-tinged atmospheres: mysterious, beautiful, chilling and evocative of the ghosts of yesteryear. Highly recommended.
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Buzzing bass and hissing synths pierce through the mundane blur of normal life – as you fall into a ghostly netherworld occupied by glitching spirits and noisy beasts!
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Limited Sight Distance”
In the village across from the house where my dear-dead-dear lived was a school with waves of the sounds of children at play. Wind played in the trees with a not dismimilar sound to seaside waves. Hours were joyfully spent in this liminal space. It seemed that placed would always be available to us. It is gone. Mom is gone. Somehow Anima Loop places me back there.
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Soothing minimal electronic music from this UK artist that calls to mind the sci-fi soundtracks of the ’70s.
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Joy Helder's latest EP is delicately sound-designed ambient techno inspired by lived environments.
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