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Our now: https://concealedsequence.bandcamp.com/track/circular-logic-version-1
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Hi all. I realized music that sounds like spiritual, etheric ambient glitch/techno is the type of music that my mind resonates with the most. Some examples might be Oval, Vladislav Delay, SND, Visible Cloaks, Huerco S., etc. Do you know something similar? Can be visuals too. https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/flash-websites/sixstation-2002
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so, it seems there's a new oval album coming out in two days (dec. 23.). not much information on this one except some posts on popp's facebook/twitter accounts. let's say i'm cautiously optimistic as (judging from the short sample clips) there seems to be none of that shitty drum programming that ruined a lot of his later stuff for me. we'll see.
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- oval
- markus popp
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12th in the People Can Listen V/A series, meandering rivers of IDM. PWYW, Recommended.
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- Various Artists
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Interesting collaboration and a set of varied tracks. Recommended.
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Exan's first album sits squarely in the Autechrean category, even the track names. Highly recommended.
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Gnarly fractured rhythms and cut-up melodic-harmonic catastrophes. Highly recommended.
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- Aelk Minsur
- KaerUiks
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Second album from Sinnway, 12 tracks of rhythmic-melodic glitchwork, quite Autechrean. Highly recommended.
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A particularly interesting DetUnd release, heavily glitched soundscapes and rattling percussion with Autechrean influences, continuing from where a previous album left off. Some of Abjective's work is easier and more approachable, check them out on their Bandcamp. Highly recommended.-
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- Mana Algoryethm
- Detroit Underground
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Blunt force glitch trauma in three parts w/ a remix from Grisha Lichtenberger. Recommended.
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Snappy cut-up and skittering breaks, bass, and ambience. Recommended.
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- Atrice
- Ilian Tape
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Ambient drones, glitch layers, crackling and booming percussions, snatches and snippets of melody - experimental electronics for the connoisseurs. Recommended.
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Bass-heavy downtempo glitches, quintessential Tipper. Highly recommended.
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Free download SC release, glitchy and crunchy bass-heavy electronics. Recommended.
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A new Tescon Pol release, sounding nice based on the taster track. Recommended, check out the previous one, too.
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''"In this album I was trying to explore the idea of pop music on PCP. PCP has fantastic lore around it and I think the most fascinating thing about it is that it seems as if many people have had these experiences where they took PCP, it presented them with an alternative reality, and they accepted it without question. It's as if that umbilical cord of knowing that you're high is cut, and the person taking it is fully immersed in the trip. Not only that but from some of the accounts, the alternate reality seems quite twisted and perverse. There are reports of people disemboweling and eating each other, or deciding that the best course of action is self-mutilation or castration, and then emerging from the trip still convinced it was the right choice. Or even the accounts of people gaining superhuman strength and fighting off 5 or 6 cops at once. It seems like there's something quite dark on the other side of that door. So for this album I tried to write what I imagine the pop music of that alternate reality might sound like. What would happen to the sugary sweet, wet dream, corporate sponsored top 40 hits, if we dipped 'em in angel dust and got "wet". What would happen if we slopped all of those fun summer hits into the meat grinder of the PCP reality tunnel, and just pushed them through. I like to imagine an intersection under an overpass in a cyberpunk dystopian future. It's midnight and you can see the neon's from the storefronts on the other side through the thick smog. A modded AE86 Corolla pulls a left turn and you can hear the music pounding from the sound system as the rubber peels underneath it. As it's drifting through the intersection, smoke pouring out of the tiny gap at the top of the tinted windows, the music pours out of the car like a thick syrup, engulfing us as we stand frozen for a moment as they pass. This is what they were playing." — Woulg ''
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Four tracks of downtempo dubbed out IDM sound experiments, PWYW. Recommended.
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A full-length journey into the heavy pressure depths of glitchy technoid acid electro bass, hot on the heels of his previous outing on Colony. Highly recommended.
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12k have released this gem on vinyl to celebrate its 20th Anniversary, dropped on the 18th of June. There's some bonus material recorded during the original sessions that's also included. I think this still stands up today, its not rooted to the days when glitch was de rigueur. Lovely album on one of my favourite labels -
10th and 11th in People Can Listen's compilation series, more quality electronics than you can shake a stick at. PWYW, highly recommended.
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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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A new aAirial album with a single track taster - but I, for one, won't be waiting for the full release to buy. Highly recommended.
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Brazen beats, synthetic harmonies, and glitch workouts from AlzAlya DrOwL, PWYW. Recommended.
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Beat-twisting percussive album from Inoperative system. PCL is going strong, recommended.
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Aeon Cub's inaugural album, the tree tasters sound great. Recommended.
