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Fort Evil Fruit Ireland
Irish cassette label.
Time Fades Away. Hell Awaits.
The impetus is seething.
If you like ...Meet the Dervishes of Khartoum in a Confluence-of-the-Nile, you may also like:
supported by 7 fans who also own “...Meet the Dervishes of Khartoum in a Confluence-of-the-Nile”
Not a gentle ambient sound but good nonetheless
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Terelan Canyon
by Mary Lattimore & Maxwell August Croy
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Mary Lattimore has been exploring the possibilities of the harp for quite a while. Here she partners with Maxwell August Croy on the koto, and the result is compelling, a cross between avantgarde and new age.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “...Meet the Dervishes of Khartoum in a Confluence-of-the-Nile”
Right up there with the creme de la creme of the great ctatsu sonic spiced latte. This terrific all-purpose psybient is great for relaxing, busywork, introspection, and best of all, mindful mind expansion. The cover art is a preview of the inner-space expanses you might visit if you take the music too seriously.
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FAMILY ALBUM 2016
by BOOMARM NATION FAMILY
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 26, 2016
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Site Seeing
by Economy of Meaning
These two sprawling 20-minute electronic pieces offer both crackling, otherworldly textures and moments of surprising beauty.
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Niebla
by Leena Lee & Vania Fortuna
Mexican composers Leena Lee and Vania Fortuna use sound as a tool to interrogate the mythologies of the emblematic quetzal bird.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “...Meet the Dervishes of Khartoum in a Confluence-of-the-Nile”
Reduced, simple sounds, reminiscent of minimal kankyo productions. Slow + calming ambient with distinct patterns rather than all-encompassing fields.
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