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you watch this
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megacity
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tabula rasa
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mission
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slam
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paranoia
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path b - sink
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regenerator
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rock the rock
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hapbt Eau Claire
an intersection between 90s hip-hop, 80s electro, jungle and drum and bass, science fiction, noise, and trance music.
each album is a trek into a different era of my exploration of the world of high fidelity audio equalization.
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Solid State Drive [DSSSD01]
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This introductory compilation from Sydney's Deep Scan label features some of the best producers from the Australian electronic underground.
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Tangerine explores the outer edges of electronic music, writing songs that hum and throb, full of eerie, staticky textures.
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A remarkable fever dream that successfully juggles post-rock, shoegaze, breakcore, indie pop, new age, and even spoken word.
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Bouncy breakcore from France's Ruby My Dear that has the bright zaniness of a roomful of toys coming to life.
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Superbia
by Wolff Parkinson White
Algorithmic IDM features intricately patched together sound designs that are confusing in the best way.
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Ch4ins4w (Self-Titled)
by Ch4ins4w
Iraqi-Canadian producer Ch4ins4w brings jungle's heavy breaks, IDM's oddball tempos, and vaporwave's atmospherics together on this new LP.
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UMR40 Facing The Sky
by Object Truth
From Bristol, UK, the music of Object Truth runs from hushed, atmospheric synth songs to full-bodied, bass-heavy bangers.
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