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hairdryer excommunication deals in solitary drones, ramshackle noises and emancipatory nothingnesses.
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Deep ambient tracks that feel like swimming down into the ocean, light fading and marvelous new worlds appearing.
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Written in the wake of a life-threatening car accident, “riss” offers industrial tones both harrowing and ruminative.
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Ima ایما
by Tegh & Adel Poursamadi
Tehran-based sound artist Tegh (aka Shahin Entezami) and violinist Adel Poursamadi offer stirring, unsettling take on ambient.
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Dreamy ambient from Tokyo's Betts(JP) that captures the impermanence of emotion in elegant washes of synth and field recordings.
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Made over the course of four dark months, Reece Thomas’s new record features synth compositions that are both beautiful & unsettling.
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“An homage to the arpeggio,” the tracks on “Kojjio” layer irresistible hooks across sprightly blips of synth.
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Gorgeous ambient art pop from this Bay Area artist, wrapped up in gauzy synths with rich textures.
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