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Toby Dammit
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The Museum of Viral Memory Eugene, Oregon
A lifetime in noise & experimental stitched to the last 100 years of electroacoustic, ecoacoustic, concrete
magique
Improv jazz come unpinned from time
Conceptual music built from field recordings
Sound art for dreaming, drifting, disappearing
Ritual magick, slow to cast; slow to coalesce
Invocations unintended for human ears
Music in geologic time
Aureality for the non-conscious mind
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Histoire de l’Art
by Harold Schellinx
Har$ is consistently genius. His sounds & sound art are endlessly creative & inspiring. On thsi release, hear the history of art as told by the keytaps of students. Aesthetic & conceptual perfection.
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Chamber folk masterpiece! Members of The MVM play in this band from time to time. It is a profound honor for us
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the fencepost reclamation project volume 6
by Divergent Artists
Total musical heroes. We love this label/band/enigma. We also collaborate with them, so, biased maybe? The Fencepost Reclamation project, of which this is the final volume is astounding & inspiring.
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Ancient Myths
by Wings Of An Angel
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Another gorgeous release from WWoA, calming and. dark, love listening to this in bed before sleep!
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supported by 28 fans who also own “Toby Dammit OST”
(Cello) Photo: you are not protected from what killed your awareness +Titles: of the reality of the world +Music: though you passionately try to reason it out
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Conversations in Ritual
by Balladeste
This new album from the contemporary classical duo was completely improvised.
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