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Lucas Abela / Justice Yeldham Sydney, Australia
Lucas Abela turns discarded shards of glass into crude musical instruments, ecstatically pursing his lips on the sharp edges while employing vocal techniques ranging from throat singing to raspberries. The results are a wild array of oddly controlled cacophonous noise teetering on the edge of music. ... more
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I can't overemphasize how huge an impact this album had on what I thought was possible and desirable as music. One of the few albums I have that completely stands up to the test of time, and one I never tire of listening to. A classic!
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Earliest Recordings (Volume Two)
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Enigmatic nu-wave that breezes through on mysterious winds, accompanied by surreal yet on-point lyrics of (still so) modern societal symptoms. If Victor Frankenstein created synths, if Jekyll and Hyde reconciled through music, if the Invisible Man wanted to be heard and seen... it would all definitely sound something like this.
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Seattle’s St Celfer writes immersive electronic songs that encompass both haunting beauty & wild experimentalism.
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by No Base Trio
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Field recordings intertwine with hushed acoustics and gentle ambience to create songs that are hypnotic and immersive.
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midcity
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after intro's excellent bursts of noise, the craziness of the entire album, ending on outro's social commentary is both hilairious and hypnotic to listen to.
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