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Null Club
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Saint Disorder
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Downheart
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Bury the Witch
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The Flat Eden
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Haunt the Assembly
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Even Though You Hate It
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Plaster of Pontifex
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Blue Like the Church
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Dark Visible
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Mr. Roswell's Neighborhood Baltimore, Maryland
Broken sound for a broken world... instrumental electronic music that circumvents both experimental and contemporary sounds. sometimes it makes you want to break things, and sometimes it just sounds broken. Maybe we're all broken in a world that sometimes feels alien, and maybe that's okay. ... more
Mr. Roswell's Neighborhood recommends:
Doomsday (Back & Forth Vol. 5 Live)
by Skinny Puppy
It's a great band overall that have consistently made powerful music. This is a live album and is the one that got me hooked on the band and some of the finer points of industrial music.
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the dark age of consent
by Prude
This is a great and inspiring album for a number of reasons. The album has a good mix of vibes(groovy,funky,gritty,glitchy,dark,melodramatic) and gives me something different each time I listen to it.
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The power of ignorance
by microtonner
There are alot of artists+albums that inspire me,but I feel this band's impact on me was/is especially profound due to it's use of industrial/electronic/rock elements as instrumental songs/tracks/etc.
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[PCLVA 016] Sixteenth Listen
by Various Artists
supported by 11 fans who also own “Speak of the God”
Top notch IDM if you ask me. Jolly good stuff.
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Compilation Vol. 2
by Mystery Circles
supported by 11 fans who also own “Speak of the God”
Somehow this one seems more abstract than the previous MC comps, maybe relying more on textures, moods and space than, say, melody. There is melody, of course, sorry my thoughts aren't concise. In any event, with Mystery Circles you can always expect a finely curated selection of tracks that will have you adding to your favorite new artists to follow. No track here is over 4 minutes! Actually, the longest two tracks clock in at 3:39. Impressive.
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Berlin-via-Zimbabwe producer taona's debut EP introduces his emotionally evocative approach to experimental electronic music.
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