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Herr Bar
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Frau Wav
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Springtime Epigram
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Herzog
04:23
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Ted
02:54
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Roulette Thrift Run
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Vengeance Drools
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Dew On The Mouth
01:05
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Matthew Unburdened
05:39
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Night Knuckles
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The Autumnal Crush
07:07
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Clark UK
Across a career spanning over 20 years and 10 albums with the Warp label, Clark has constantly shifted and evolved his sound. Shining throughout is a love of melody, surprise, detail, texture and exploration. Equally likely to melt your heart and face, often both at the same time. ... more
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Promises
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hypnotic and incredibly moving
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Shit is sick. Get it on vinyl if you can
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Feed Me Weird Things (Remastered)
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absolutely beautiful debut album by Squarepusher, managing to be both colourful and playful as well as gritty and mysterious. warm and glitchy pads, inventive melodies, crazy breakbeats and groovy bass sections are what this album are all about and there's something for everyone to enjoy here. this is an album i revisit very often and relisten to tracks many times throughout the day, and it's helped me get through the toughest times and bring some needed light to them. SQUAREPUSHER MASSIVE!
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You're Killing Me, Bro
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The maximalist world of Leon Louder's electronic production is a direct musical translation of digital information overload.
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Form Grows Rampant
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A reissue of this out-of-print album of eerie atmospherics and computer-generated surreality from Coil's Peter "Sleazy" Christopherson.
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Soundtrack [313] + 6
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Neil Ollivierra's 1996 gem showcases a pioneering combination of techno, sound collage, and ambient.
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Can't pick a favorite out of these, phenomenal sounds
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