Mike Clay Hawaii
Mike Clay has been playing space music since the 1970’s when he bought his first synthesizer – an Octave Cat. His music is influenced by the early European electronic music pioneers Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze and by newer musicians such as Steve Roach, Robert Rich, Jim Ottaway and Craig Padilla. ... more
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The Outer Plateau
by Remote Vision
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Sensory deprivation except for the captivating soundscape. Why ever wake up again?
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In the Key of Sleep
by theAdelaidean
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Dots of silvery sound, gently falling, scattering and shimmering: the dialogue of slumber itself, who like a child, laughs, muses, plays, wonders and teases, poking fun at those who are merely awake. Bell-like realisations, a language not comprehensible and only understandable when sleep covers the senses. The strange logic of sleep speaks on this album and I can listen in on the mechanics of dreams. Maybe I should drift off while listening to this...but what will the music say to me?
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"The music was, New, Black, Polished Chrome, and it fell over the Summer, like Liquid Night!" This new Album by Lingua Lustra is pure William Gibson "Cyberpunk" in a new Dark/Space Ambient form. A new, pure, warm, dark, velvety thick, Aural medium, that's filling you up from your ears on down. You dig? You Will!! 😎💯🕉️🎧🎼🎵🎶😌❤️
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From North Carolina, 6wx_o unveils an EP of dazzling analog synth music, with melodies alternately soothing & mysterious.
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Between Waves (Deluxe Version)
by The Album Leaf
The forthcoming "Between Waves" from The Album Leaf, their first in six years, is layered and expansive, grounded in mournful melodies.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 18, 2014
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Asteroids at Play”
Great album! A few of the titles of tracks in this album seem to be from Banks' "Consider Phlebas". The music certainly fits!
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