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ШЩЦ, May 13, 2021 https://ssshitsss.bandcamp.com/album/kyiv-summer-tracks-2014-2021 Simple joyful synth house, light electro, melodic techno by Ukrainian electronic musician – Bodya Konakov. Nostalgia for rave with funny music.
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Sha Sha Kimbo draws endless amounts of inspiration from the rave scene of the 1990s, honing her own high-energy club excursions while gliding through the house, techno and breaks styles of the jaw-swinging, acid-tinged past. On “Omega High’, the final cut from her debut album, Mind Your Head, the producer swirls sunny breaks into urgent synth stabs, closing the record on a powerfully nostalgic high.
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[vimeo]55006097[/vimeo] It also has a superb soundtrack, which you can download from the creator's website: Tracklist: Memorex Intro VHS Head - Ident Boxcutter - TV Troubles Cuticle - Towel Leyland Kirby - Neon Lit Atoms Peaking Lights - Synthy Hype Williams - Mitsubishi Boards Of Canada - On A Rolling Sea LA Vampires Featuring Matrix Metals - So Unreal Rene Hell - Bordes Of Heaven Laurie Anderson - O Superman (Smash TV Rewind) VHS Head - Seen Enough Outer Limits Recordings - Julie Boards Of Canada - Dave (I'm A Real Traditionalist) Ford & Lopatin - Rock Center Paranoia Hype Wil
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A potential goldmine of footage for video mavens like @six for projects... http://exptv.org/
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As 2019 approaches, the realisation that close to 10 years has passed since Warp20 is... quite a sobering thought. I remember Warp20 being quite the celebration by Warp; a massive and lavish box set was released with some special treats (Autechre - Oval Moon (IBC Mix), wew), plenty of live shows (including a memorable night at Sheffield's Magna - that Squarepusher set remains etched in my mind to this day), screenings at Park Hill Flats and the pop-up Warp shop... everything related to Warp20 just had a good vibe to it. Warp30 approaches. Will we see as much fervour and exaitment as Warp
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MEL Magazine has a great article on Mallwave/Vaporwave, and the "false nostalgia" listeners too young to have directly experienced it have and why: https://melmagazine.com/en-us/story/the-teens-who-listen-to-mallwave-are-nostalgic-for-an-experience-theyve-never-had Another great example of Mallwave/Vaporwave: https://mistakenforrobots.bandcamp.com/
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Note the company who makes the first cassette And of course, amazing music by HOME
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Someone has tracked in a Google Spreadsheet all the songs played on the late-70's - 80's US sitcom "WKRP In Cincinnati". This is a thing of beauty. WKRP Pilot Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTpvqUvMkzQ
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An exclusive single from the extended 2x12" vinyl release of the album 'Nothing Left To Abandon': https://clocolan.bandcamp.com/track/the-most-vivid-shade-of-green Original digital release of 'Nothing Left To Abandon' available now from Enpeg: https://enpeg.bandcamp.com/album/nothing-left-to-abandon Extended vinyl release arriving later this year.
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Spotted on twoism, short but sweet compilation. My favourite is the hexagon ident.
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https://soundcloud.com/shane_anthony/boards-of-canada-reel-to-reel-mixtape Cheers! Shane
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http://maisonblanche.bandcamp.com/ After going through a creative lull, I wanted to try my hand at a bit of vaporwave, and these 14 tracks are the result. Short, sweet, and nostalgic, Maison Blanche will make you drift to a time where VHS was king, perfume and fashion ads were cheekily sensual and that your cable preview channel was your only solace in a amnesiac night of boredom. Each tracks was named after once prominent, but long since defunct businesses in the metro New Orleans area, making this a hazy love letter to days gone past. So sit back, relax, take a deep breath, and let t
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i think we all have those nostalgic songs that transport us back to the warm, cuddly place where all our troubles seem far, far away. plees, if u would be so kind as to share some of them with us.. -
Anyone else have fond memories of this program?
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http://www.cyndustries.com/synapse/intro.cfm Some amazing stuff in here! For example: -
I cannot sing the praises of this release enough, but I will make an earnest attempt. There's something so ethereally beautiful about this album that I feel I'm doing it a disservice to do the "let's break down this work of art with words on the internet" thing, but I want to connect with some folks out there who have also been touched by it. It masterfully oscillates between forlorn and optimistic, while not being overbearing in either direction (see: Elliot Smith or Animal Collective). It's employs all the modern production techniques of the time it was released, yet is timeless
