brian pickles recommends:
Heave To (Sedimental, 2006)
by Olivia Block
physically massive sound movement, bristling with dynamic details. it almost feels like being outside during inclement weather (heavy wind, rain, stormy seas, etc.)
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Lost in Place
by I Hold the Lion's Paw
The latest album from the electronic artist is a mash-up of musical influences including reggae, trance, prog rock, and free jazz.
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the disagreeable subject of Varèse's father
by Stone Echidna
Textural cinematic music ranging from hovering drone to barren Appalachian folk, designed to create a mood of mystery.
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Descension
by Patrick Shiroishi
Layered sax and synths combine in this rich, absorbing work that sounds like elegiac lounge music from another dimension.
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"Four Variations on 'Artificial Society'"
by Universal Eyes
Old friends (including members of Wolf Eyes) reunite for this harrowing and spacious noise performance.
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Alien Flower Sutra
by Rob Mazurek & Emmett Kelly
Post-apocalyptic folk songs and modular synths collide on this forthcoming collab by Rob Mazurek and Emmett Kelly (of Cairo Gang/Ty Segall).
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