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Darkened Mirrors
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House on the Barren Hill
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Sunrise 1877
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The Portrait
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A Tale of Unease
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Stone Tapes
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honestly this album takes quite a bit of time and many listening rounds to actually "get into". No doubt it is technically excellent, with more advanced composition elements than earlier records, however it isn't that easily accessible either. Perhaps this is actually a strength as each time you will listen to there will be more details to discover.
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A live recording by DiN label man Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve, where they (inter)weave anologuous magic over prerecorded sequencing. Berliner Schule rules!
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This song in the middle just kicks it into high-gear, The drummer sets that groove and just begs you to crank it up!!! Which I do everytime I listen to this album!
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Jeff Spoonhower brings his 20 years of experience working in video games to the dazzling synthwave he makes as Electron Odyssey.
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With the approval of George Orwell's estate, modular synthesists d'Voxx come up with a clanking, whirring industrial soundtrack to “1984.”
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Síntesis Moderna: An Alternative Vision Of Argentinean Music (1980-1990)
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This compilation explores how the rise of the synthesizer and a new frontier of musical craft intersected with Argentina's political and economic metamorphosis.
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Probably one of the best "school of Berlin" albums I have heard. Recorded and produced to a very high standard. I do hope they release a 24 bit version at some point!
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