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Track
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Artist
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Title
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Label
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Year
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1
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Cabeza de Vaca
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Leaving Rupert Street April 2003
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Dullsville Trax
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2003
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2
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Vangelis
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Blade Runner blues
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EastWest
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1982
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3
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Francis Harris
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Fangerdream (original mix)
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Scissors and Thread
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2014
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4
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Flying Saucer Attack
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Rainstorm blues
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Domino
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1994
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5
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The Jesus and Mary Chain
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F hole
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Blanco y Negro
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1987
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6
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Lou Reed
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Berlin
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RCA Victor
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1973
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7
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Surgeon
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Not two
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Dynamic Tension Records
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2011
|
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8
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Swans
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Nathalie Neal
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Young Gods
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2014
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9
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Donato Dozzy
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Il Canto Della Maga
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Stroboscopic Artefacts
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2014
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10
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Nesta Kerin Crain
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Gongs in the rain
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Light in the Attic
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2013
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11
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The Cure
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Plainsong
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Fiction Records
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1989
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12
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Deaf Center
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Thunder night
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Type
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2005
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|
13
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Alice Damon
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Waterfall Wind
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Light in the Attic
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2013
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14
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Burial
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Night bus (+ Gutted)
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Hyperdub
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2006
|
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15
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Fennesz + Sakamoto
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Trace
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Touch
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2007
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16
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ASC
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Washed away over time
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Silent Season
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2013
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17
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William Basinski
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Disintegration loop d|lp 2.2
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2062
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2002
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18
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Flying Saucer Attack
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For silence
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Domino
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1994
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19
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Faust
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Meadow meal
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Polydor
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1971
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20
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Bohren and Der Club of Gore
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Dead end angels
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Wonder
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2000
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Floatinghead's ramblings about music and music-related themes interspersed with various interludes and home of Cabeza de Vaca radio show on Scanner FM, Barcelona.
Showing posts with label new age. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new age. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Rainstorm blues
An ambient mix with a lot of history behind it and very little in the way of summer vibes.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Bathetic Records
Here is an interesting label I came across recently called Bathetic Records, who release all their stuff on 7”s and casettes. The style of the label is difficult to pin down, but varies from folk to the more low fi semi-electronic elements of some modern strains of indie, noticeably the Not Not Fun crew who’s roster has crossed over with Bathetic on the odd occasion.
The first video is from Angel Olsen singing a folk piece that is surprisingly haunting and recorded in an interesting homage to 60s psych-folk. The vocal is fragile and delivered with a hint of pain or longing and has received many positive reviews on the web.
Second up is High Wolf, a Frenchman, who apparently lives in exotic locations such as Brazil and Jakarta, who makes low fi analogue tracks with a kind of faux New Age bent that recalls the tongue in cheek “dubious eroticism” of Father Moo and the Black Sheep.
Somewhere in between all these styles and ideas, and with a similar video to Angel Olsen, is the curious group The Wreathes with their debut release.
Wreathes - The Reigns from Death Coast Entertainment on Vimeo.
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