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Out Of The Ether
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Strange Attractor
03:57
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Algorhythm
09:11
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Sinergy
03:32
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Like Fucking God
01:59
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The Mourning After
02:08
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Transcendental Drill
04:49
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Synaesthesia
08:40
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Shulgin's Dreams
09:15
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Anathema
05:22
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Echoes In Eternity
20:39
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Soularflair Melbourne, Australia
Intense, passionate, deep, cathartic, profound, and sometimes brutal and chaotic. Not limited by genre, Soularflair works with progressive rock, metal, classical, experimental, soundtrack, electronica and more...sometimes within the same track.
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Created to accompany a film about a bicycle trip from London to Edinburgh, “Heading North” is full of plaintive, whispery atmospherics.
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Semaphore / Second Signal
by Auclair
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 30, 2014
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Aramoana
by Robert Scott, Takumi Motokawa
The Clean’s Robert Scott teams with Takumi Motokawa for a record of dense and riveting improvised music.
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A collection of unreleased material from Daniel Burke's beloved experimental project, spanning four decades of loud, off-kilter weirdness.
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I Could Be Your Dog / I Could Be Your Moon
by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Emile Mosseri
This two-part collaboration between composers Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Emile Mosseri consists of two 17-minute sides.
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Universal Process
by Nelson Patton
An experimental, jazz-tinged ambient suite with improvised roots, built around trombone, drums, and Moog bass.
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Freeland
by William Ryan Fritch
The soundtrack to the award-winning film “Freeland” functions beautifully as an album in its own right, with stark, evocative instrumentals.
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