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Aleatory Music Systems East Lothian, UK
Aleatory Music Systems (AMS) is an ongoing research project by Chief Scientist Robert Baldock to explore the boundary between order and chaos in systems music and computer music. Source material comes from radio, analogue synths and field recordings. Most of the more abstract pieces are improvised in real time using either Java or Max/MSP performance applications. ... more
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To Castles in Space Please can you release this album on translucent red vinyl. It would make me very happy. Thank you.
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The Hexagonal World of The Twelve Hour Foundation
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The Stone Tape - Analysing A Ghost By Electronic Means
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Brilliant!! This is what's hiding in that foggy area, just over there behind the disused power station.........
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Raid on the White Tiger Regiment
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Sunik Kim pulls beauty and meaning out of dense yet accessible knots of textural noise and wordless chaos.
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Dialing up the afro-futuristic stylings of Sun Ra and Innerzone Orchestra, this Italian trio conjure up percussive cosmic vibes.
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Mystery Fields
by The British Stereo Collective
supported by 4 fans who also own “Abyssal Dew”
This all feels so authentic, I was sure that this LP was full of cover versions of real programmes. The fact that the guy is from Stoke is another massive plus. If someone, somewhere ever makes a Scarfolk TV show, they know where to come for the soundtrack.
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