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Uunslit – terminal season of our irrevocable

Uunslit – terminal season of our irrevocable
[CIOR-454]

Uunslit

“terminal season of our irrevocable”

Uunslit is an experimental, sound art project.
for more music visit:
https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Uunslit%22
https://soundcloud.com/uunslit

All lyrics and vocals by Uunslit
Songs 1,3,4 & 5 music & vocals by Uunslit.
track 2: music by Vantablvck
track 6: music by Filmy Ghost
track 7: music by Filmy Ghost & Confield.

All Cian Orbe releases:
https://humanfobia.jimdofree.com/cian-orbe-netlabel/

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posted 31 December 2020

Nullheart – Japanese Pops Mashups

Nullheart – Japanese Pops Mashups
[mi279]

Nullheart

“Japanese Pops Mashups”

From Fukuoka – Japan, Daiki Sasaki (aka Nullheart) is one of cool artists from the Nu Disco and Future Funk scene. MiMi Records has the honor to release his latest album entitled Japanese Pops Mashups.

The album is a stellar primer into the world of future funk, that features seamless blending between tracks, samples old and new, and the unrelenting four on the floor beat that plops disco into a new age.

This is a real retro-nostalgic-futuristic sounds hugely inspired by late 80s ~ early 90s culture.

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posted 30 December 2020

Brainscan – Contact Mixtape

Brainscan – Contact Mixtape
[pnmxt005]

Brainscan

“Contact Mixtape”

A journey from the interior of the earth to the most remote corners of the universe, searching in this experimental and mental sound space gives us an idea of what could be out there, we explore in this musical platform and find it, some contact with these creations; how far could the imagination go? Possibilities hard to visualize but that have traces going through complex evolutions, entering unknown sonorous territories. With the strength and resistance of Pueblo Nuevo, these winds have allowed us to explore more complex musical possibilities, opening up new places. The contact and search for intelligent life in other worlds has few wings of being, but here is an air of hope with sound languages based on machines that assimilate transmissions or voids in space.

Brainscan
(Santiago, Chile. Diciembre / December 2020)

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posted 29 December 2020

Atarashii Natsukashi – Machine Funk

Atarashii Natsukashi – Machine Funk

Atarashii Natsukashi

“Machine Funk”

Atarashii Natsukashi is intended as some sort of “musical diary”. All music is inspired by daily events and also various random thoughts & memories. As a result, the musical style of Atarashii Natsukashi might change according to its sole member’s current mood and the daily events that surround him. The first A.N release, “Machine Funk EP”, is heavily influenced by 90s Acid House and Techno. “Machine Funk” is the first release from the first period of A.N. During this period, tracks were being made at an industrious pace.
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posted 29 December 2020

Malandrómeda – San Amaro

Malandrómeda – San Amaro

Malandrómeda

“San Amaro”

released December 23, 2020

Gravado e misturado por Hevi no Laboratorio Soyuz
“Nin barco nin ostias” gravada en febreiro do 2018
“Unha casa no camposanto” gravada na primavera do 2018
“Días libres” e “Quero nécoras” gravadas en decembro do 2019
Misturado na primavera do 2020.

Fili: Infinito
Malandrómeda: Rimas e ritmos
Oh! Ayatollah: Voces, guitarras e programación extra en “Unha casa no camposanto”
Roxo Xaque: Clarinete en “Nin barco nin ostias” e técnico de gravación en “Unha casa no camposanto”
Fraga: Voz Eurobeat en “Unha casa no camposanto”
Cem Oral ‘O Milloreitor’: Masterizado
O Máster do son: Microfonía e bombas de palenque
Daniel Alonso Mallén: Deseño e collages

Overview by Iron Mon

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posted 28 December 2020

The Hathaway Family Plot – The Next Room

The Hathaway Family Plot – The Next Room

The Hathaway Family Plot

“The Next Room”

In the fall of 2020 my regular gig playing piano for ballet classes was forced by COVID to go virtual. I still commuted to campus and broadcast my playing from an empty studio. The building was being renovated, so a small group of construction workers walked the student-less hallways. Between classes, I began to experiment with recording my playing from a small portable recorder placed in the hallway outside the studio–partly to capture the strange whistle that one particular corridor often produces. The result is a hiss-heavy album wherein construction workers are heard walking by, an instructor’s voice is faintly heard far away, and the piano also sounds like a distant thing.*

The resulting recordings resonated with me emotionally in a way that felt appropriate for the year. It’s been hard to see and recognize beauty. Truth is relentlessly attacked, obfuscated, and denied. It feels like we’re stuck in a room outside the room where something beautiful may be happening. We know or believe that it exists, but we can’t see it or touch it. We’re being kept out of that space.

Headphones are recommended.

*(There is also one song recorded at home from the hallway outside my office–the recorder set next to a dog who is resting in his bed, nervously smacking his lips. Is it a strange kind of ASMR? Is this whole album? It may be to me.)
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released December 18, 2020

All pianos, keyboards, and minimal electronics (tracks 3 and 8) by Kevin

All songs written by The Hathaway Family Plot

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posted 28 December 2020

Various Artist – 10 Years

Various Artist – 10 Years
[AR_100]

Various Artist

“10 Years”

We’re very proud to present you our “10 Years” anniversary compilation.
Abstrakt Reflections / 2010 – 2020 / Release #100

Featuring: Valance Drakes, Flint Kids, closeyoureyes, Ivan Shopov, Amotken, Zohell, Blockdata, Metalogue, Man From Sol, c0ma, Hypercube, Lokom, Zeuge, Michael Valentine West, mōshonsensu, ZZY, Broken Thoughts & Vladimir Belayev.

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posted 28 December 2020

Dub Cmd – Lost Transmissions

Dub Cmd – Lost Transmissions
[DPH045]

Dub Cmd

“Lost Transmissions”

[Lost Transmissions] is a collection of music created by Dub Cmd in 2019, which the original works were lost. This small musical treasure was located in a forgoten folder and includes self-released or unreleased work of the artist, as well as some collaboration with O.L.M. from Italy and Mantsche from Austria, which were never officially released. Last but not least, we included “Still”, a bonus dub-stepper Track based on a poem by Count Ossie. Give thanks for downloading and listening, guidance and love!
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posted 28 December 2020

Robot Speaker – Plasmatica

Robot Speaker – Plasmatica
[KOF #344]

Robot Speaker

“Plasmatica”

A hazy 40-minute mind-altering, mood shifting amalgamation of sound. “Plasmatica” is a fuzzy, distorted OST recovered from the rom file of a cancelled japan only Super Famicom title that doesn’t exist.It’s funky, soulful and scratchy with breakbeats and sample work. It all sounds very “classic” in a way that’s hard to explain. When I hear Takuma’s music It feels like deja vu. Not just like I’ve heard it before but almost as if I should already have it memorized.

FFO: Enduser, Pop’n TwinBee, Hitori Tori, Jikkyō Oshaberi Parodius, Manapool, Bahamut Lagoon and Masaya Matsuura

KOF #344

distrokid.com/hyperfollow/robotspeaker/plasmatica
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released December 25, 2020

Album art by: Cal Weir
calweir.com

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posted 25 December 2020