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Dinzu Artefacts Los Angeles, California
Dinzu Artefacts is focused on the contemporary art of sound by artists interested in tape manipulation, field recordings, noise and experimental practices.
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So soothing! So ominous. A warning siren for someone, but not you. This is a drone I can return to endlessly, knowing that it will calm me and give me some focus.
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With Pulse,Without.
by Kevin Drumm
supported by 17 fans who also own “Hokmah”
I don't know how it does it, but this is another wonderful minimalist piece that is while sonically clear and bright, somehow full of meaning and substance. One of my favourites.
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Tudo Existe Num Instante
by bresciani
Field recordings intertwine with hushed acoustics and gentle ambience to create songs that are hypnotic and immersive.
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Minimal Surface
by Thee Reps
The long-running NYC group's full-length debut explores the various guises of minimalism in music, from Krautrock to post-rock.
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Ambients
by Xqui
This left-of-center ambient collection from UK producer Xqui threads soothing, layered synth melodies through twisted arrangements.
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Imperial Distortion
by Kevin Drumm
supported by 17 fans who also own “Hokmah”
6 drone tracks that make my stomach sick with dread. This is the soundtrack to the documentary that has all the answers to our suffering, just to find out the answers reveal a truth so horrifying and revolting you cannot stand to live in this world anymore from your newly found disgust for humanity. The last few minutes of We All Get It In The End is your death.
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