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David Robson Los Angeles, California
Composer.
Beatmaker.
Feral sound wrangler.
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A playful, charming, and bold blend of electronic loops and textures with post-rock and jazz from Lyndhurst.
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Close Encounters of the Pennine Kind
by The Night Monitor
This modular synth masterwork from The Night Monitor was inspired by Alan Godfrey’s alien abduction story.
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The Gates of Charon [Director's Cut] - Original Soundtrack
by Paradise Lost Recordings
A story of the downfall of mankind, the 25 artists collected here use electronic music to depict a harrowing vision of a ruined dystopia.
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Occult
by Ahmad & Bruno Sanchez
Take a trip to electronic music's shadow realm, where driving drum n' bass meets dark ambient's haunted atmospherics, on this collaboration.
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Oliver Rhodes, aka Paracusia, captures a spectrum of moods from dreamy nostalgia to wiry anxiety on this EP of highly textural bass music.
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Egyptian composer Sami El-Enany and London studio project Dampé explore electronica, classical & concrète ambiance on their debut.
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Music For Pictures No.2
by Kamran Sadeghi
These evocative pieces by composer Kamran Sadeghi use disquiet and dissonance to open imaginary cinematic worlds.
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