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Dirty Pixie
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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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supported by 6 fans who also own “Throttle Promoter”
Shit is sick. Get it on vinyl if you can
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Throttle Promoter”
looking forward to seeing your live show for my first time. this album is very unique, creative. Beautiful,Amazing
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When I heard that this album was about to come with Chemical Legs, She Melts, and ID(4U), I knew that I would buy it on day one. It's very rare for an artist to publicly release demos; in fact, Com Truise was the very first one within my knowledge to do that, the second being Blank Banshee just months later. When songs become sort of rare and invisible to surface-level fans, it really makes them a lot more special, and to release them later in a more polished, "official" fashion is a smart move.
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You're Killing Me, Bro
by Leon Louder
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
by The Threshold HouseBoys Choir (Peter "Sleazy" Christopherson of Coil)
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
by The Detroit Escalator Company
Neil Ollivierra's 1996 gem showcases a pioneering combination of techno, sound collage, and ambient.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Throttle Promoter”
Dynamic, lively, cinematic, symphonic, electro braindance at its best, brilliant and clever synth work throughout. The sound is awesome. This album makes me feel happy to be alive.
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