Can't get over the amazing, slow build-up. RIP Charliebro.
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Telefon Tel Aviv - I Made A Tree On The Wold
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Some keywords to describe this to cut through the clutter: hypnotic, loopy, somewhat deep bass, dancey, mildly galactic.
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It's just over a minute long, but it's intense.
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Oldie but a goodie.
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Odd space funk - would that be how you'd describe it? Anyway, the vinyl's valued at around $60 and it's a catchy tune. And if you're into that Fantastic Planet shit, then that's a bonus.
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Bonobo - 'Cirrus' (Official Video) from Ninja Tune on Vimeo.
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Warning: Hypnotic, late-night driving music
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A cool little electro sample loop that Sarah made
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In my humble opinion one of the highlights and most underrated for the Sydney Festival this year. Don't think it's quite for everyone, but if you are into eerie electronic soundscapes, you will definitely be in for a treat! Pit it against a beautiful Sydney backdrop whilst the sun sets, bring some beers/ wine/ cheese and you've got yourself a perfect evening
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No three ordinary english names meant so much more when put together.
Stone in Focus
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A few friends don't quite understand my obsession with Boards of Canada, so I've quickly put together a mixtape of some of my favourite Boards of Canada tracks (more on the moody side of things). This is the group that really kick-started my obsession with minimal/ ambient electro, amazing layered loops, the use of samplings and some kind of appreciation for noise with emotion you really can't get elsewhere.
Tracklisting
Download here
Listen to Heard from Telegraph Lines
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I did a post ages ago with a Boards of Canada mash-up also worthy of attention.
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How to Destroy Angels - Ice age (The Soft Moon remix)
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I quite like the Soft Moon; kind of an unapologetic post-industrial, shoegazer sound (that is probably as far as my music tastebuds take me). When I heard on FBI they were doing a remix of a song from Trent Rezner's projects, I thought damn.
Here's the result. And turn up your volume dial.
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Heard this on Fenella's final Sound Lab episode for 2012; it came out very late 2011 but was a delight to hear.
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You know when you unsuspectingly click something random, not knowing what it is nor with the intent of looking for it.
Then it turns out to be an amazing video + song.
There has to be a word for it.
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Three reasons this is amazing:
1. Orbital, live.
2. The Carpenters
3. Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft
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Todd Terje - Snooze 4 Love Version
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On July 17th (ish), I will be handing over my hard-earned odd $20-30 for this CD.
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Does the opening riff ring any bells?
Full preview @ Ghostly site: http://ghostly.com/releases/in-decay/
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boards of canada - seven forty seven
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