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Olof Palme
06:38
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Toys
04:50
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The Lantern Operation
06:30
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Cutlass
04:55
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Orthoclase
03:30
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Avaricious Reminder
04:46
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Extinction Anthem
06:11
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Scariche
06:15
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Configuration (Mix 3)
04:58
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TEFOSAV UK
Machine music for Earthians and Earthophiles everywhere.
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Yellower Days
by Dane Jacobs
As shocking to hear as the first AFX Ambientworks collection, a beautiful album that plays like a journey through a sunlit forest accompanied by a variety of lifeforms which dwell in a Miyazaki film
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Emergence
by Pselodux
The sound of music imagined by a human jacking his fingers into a Sidstation and screaming in solely square and triangle waves. In short, lush.
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Segment I EP
by Jonas The Plugexpert
Breaks and synths from an evolved artist. Definitely worth more than a listen.
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Wooden Sword
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supported by 4 fans who also own “TEFOSAV AGGREGATION PROJECT 0x0003”
2nd listen: quoting a comment on tumbl, it's a "great accompaniment to my bedtime joint" 1st listen: I love how the subtlest variation can trigger a whole different feeling over the same sound patterns.
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Phantom Pear Sleeping Skull
by Nicholas Burgess
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1st listen: simple and effective. You get the same tunes you loved from the regular album yet they sound completely afresh!
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Souls
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UK producer Morwell contrasts euphoric footwork with dissonant, dread-laden techno in a highly texturized tug-of-war.
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