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Yyrkoon the Usurper
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Stormbringer
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Moonglum
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Dyvim Tvar
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The Eternal Champion
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Tanelorn
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Cymoril
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Imrryr Queens, New York
Bleak electronica and experimental music.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “The Dreaming City (Revisited)”
absolutely amazing release. atmospheric on so many levels. setting the scene for Gerard Arthur Connelly perfectly.
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Usurper of the Universe
by SÖNUS
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Dreaming City (Revisited)”
A wonderful fantasy journey told in music. Great stuff.
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Hinterlands
by The Gateless Gate
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Dreaming City (Revisited)”
Ambient perfection. I want to loop each track individually and listen for an hour to the same track played over and over, then eventually loop the next track and just listen to the same track for another hour. I like hearing new music but this album will be enjoyed over and over (for me). SKULL FACE: Rating 10
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Lost on the soft edge
by Fifth Botanist
Texas oceanographer Daniel C. O. Thornton weaves field recordings into his shimmering ambient tracks to create absorbing sound collages.
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Purposely scaled-back electronic music, “Intruder” is all about the texture of a few pieces of gear playing off one another.
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The long-running NYC group's full-length debut explores the various guises of minimalism in music, from Krautrock to post-rock.
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Sorrowscape - A Slithering Black Compilation
by Slithering Black Records
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Dreaming City (Revisited)”
I'm listening to this while wearing my SBR t-shirt! An amazing collection of dark ambient. Each song is a haunting anthem to the dark and its very hard to pick a favorite. ICAs track sticks out simply because I believe its one of his best works.
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