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Shift
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Stormcrow
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Dark Places
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Club for Growth
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Nighttime
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The Serpent's Revenge
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Here They Come
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Tower of Sand
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Pull The Moon
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Electric Ring Portland, Oregon
What comes natural, what you don’t have to force. To take the moment where any sort of sound could be made and used
creatively for expression. The philosophy of electric ring is to take all of the sounds and without thought or plan, to assemble them into true art.
There are no rules, no desire to bend to outside tastes or forces. But mostly, I just thought it sounded cool.
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Electric Ring recommends:
THIS COULD BE THE LAST TIME
by m. geddes gengras
Awesome exploration of delay and drone tones, worth checking out
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by Richard Francés
Official debut of French solo artist Richard Francés. Sci-fi influenced synth work, recalling pioneers like Tangerine Dream and Terry Riley.
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The North Carolina singer and multi-instrumentalist translates the "story of lightness" into nine experimental ambient spirituals.
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Arising & Passing Away
by Varabonda
Thoughtful ambient from Seattle has elements of drone, experimental, and healing sounds in its musical explorations.
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Buchlaworks: Module I
by Beaunoise
The noted audio engineer, who's worked on records for Superchunk (among many others), dreams out loud with the Buchla Music Easel.
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Ambient soundscapes 1
by Mark Heaney
The aptly named new one from Mark Heaney presents enveloping ambient worlds designed to get lost in.
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