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the absence of reasons
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a yellowed leaf
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nothingness
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a turn inwards
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at the end of craving
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drifting from any truth
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to the quiet
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in lonely splendour
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Will Klingenmeier Denver, Colorado
An omnivore of sound, lover of monophonic plainchants, noise, and the dérive, Will Klingenmeier has spent the last fifteen years living as a borderline hermit developing a distinct sonic palate. He is a sound artist placing emphasis on indeterminacy, code, field recordings and synthesis. ... more
Will Klingenmeier recommends:
Striking! Initially somewhat frustrated by this because several of the tracks are very short and just as I was getting into them they ended. Turns out, after many listens, it's brilliantly composed.
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A lush and lovely record that's evocative and immersive. Let the granular textures pour over you like ocean waves. It's been a regular of my listening for months now.
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Ghostcards
by Thys & Amon Tobin
I've always enjoyed music that you can't put a distinct genre on, you can't quite tell what instruments you're hearing and that's timeless. This release has all of that and is a treat to listen to.
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Offline Listening
by Paul Jordan
In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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Serene ambient music that evokes guided meditation through the use of phase-shifting melodies, droning bass, and gauzy synth textures.
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Mirror Reflections
by Lee Hannah
Australian musician and educator channels the principles of environmental science and field recordings into vast ambient soundscapes.
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