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lukas kalmar Santiago, Chile
lukas kalmar, currently santiago (chile) based
music with modulars and everything i can get my hands on.
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fully realized dystopia, wonderful production.
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The Mosaic Of Transformation
by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
mind-opening and body-deepening.
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i'm sure a lot of people know this one, but letting go of the hard edges of dance music never felt as good as this one. thanks sam. also, watch the "utility" video, it's great.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Empty Luminescence”
everything is fine. nothing is ok. dog and i are on a late night walk. we are together. we are in our own worlds. all is well. nothing is certain. there is the rhythm of street light, shadow, street light, shadow, street li--- we should go home now, Maggie is sleeping.
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Salmos Funiculares
by Orfeón Gagarin
supported by 7 fans who also own “Empty Luminescence”
This album feels like taking an extra dimensional trolley ride with a radio in your lap, just picking up what strange and pleasing waves might float by as you travel along. This is an album that feels made for vinyl, and of course the marbled pressing came out fantastic.
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A collaboration between two sound artists aims for uncanny, hallucinatory territory.
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