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    A new dedicated series from Tysk Raider for mindcolormusic, available on vinyl and digital. Recommended.
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    A new album from Inigo, a rhythmic-melodic electronic exploration. Recommended.
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    Pretty ambient synthscapes and microsound. Recommended.
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    I have nothing positive to say about this, so I won't say anything.
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    Limited edition (25 pcs) dubplate as the first release on Wombat Funk, two tracks of horizon painting melodic drum'n'bass - released on Monday 6th, available later in digital. Recommended.
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    I stay as far away from Spotify as I can, here's a couple of my comments regarding it. I want to buy the music, not rent it.
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    Three label compilations with enough glitch to make you itch like a [redacted], presenting a wide swatch of PSEA and related artists. All PWYW, highly recommended.
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    Can't buy that one as a downloadable anywhere, bloody region licensing crap. The above video's gone from YT, but there's another one.
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    How about making a post about it? Interested whether there's anything I don't know about.
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    Amazing new album from the meister at the helm of Touched; Synthi A, exm, Inkipak, and Scanner on remix duty. Highly recommended.
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    Oh My Fucking God, Get the Fucking Vaccine Already, You Fucking Fucks (Wendy Molyneux/McSweeney's)
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    Igloo Mag says things.
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    Dune

    dcom replied to Jafs's topic in General Banter

    Dune has finally premiered, and it’s a staggering spectacle of sci-fi imagination (The A/V Club)
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    Dark and brooding techno extracts from the vaults of Delta Funktionen + Damian Keane, together forming the Phantom Regiment. Audiosculpture is one of my favourite techno labels from the early noughties - highly recommended. Miller & Keane's Wasteland is one of my all-time favourites from the label, no so much techno as a broken beat deep sea excursion; the label's Lost Archives series has most of the material released on it, recommended to check out.
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    Six-tracker electro-acid-breaks burner from Varum. Recommended.
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    Science Cult expands into techno with techno veteran Lee Holman's release, a four-tracker of deep, rolling techno in the Planetary Assault Systems vein - with a conceptual background to boot. Highly recommended, really looking forward to the physical issue based on the description.
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    Another ambitious, expensive, and limited (199 pcs) box set project from Electro Records, a concept collection of music for various well-known science fiction movies. The first part explores THX-1138, 2001, Blade Runner, The Thing, Akira, Terminator, Tron, and Metropolis with a set of front-line electro artists at the controls. Highly recommended if you're clinically insane with stacks of extra cash.
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    An album with 8 previously unreleased Nuron tracks and remixes + a couple of updated remixes - had I not ordered a month ago I wouldn't even have to consider.
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    Sweet melodic synth electro-IDM from Splitradix, whose previous outings have been on 030303 and VUR. Recommended.
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    I have a QNAP NAS box with all my data and a personal VPN through which I can access the music, books, comics and whatnot I have in there from anywhere with an internet connection. It would most probably cost more to have everything I have there available from the cloud, the only downside is that I have to handle my own backups. But that's not an issue either, I have an external HD dock where I slap a big enough disk and let automation do the rest - the only thing I have to remember is to change the disk (I have a four-disk rotation model). Geeking it real.
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    Someone­™ can most probably do it for you. I have an external CD/DVD drive for nothing else but ripping things, it could write both types of discs as well, but.
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