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supported by 6 fans who also own “REPRESSION AND RECTITUDE”
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U S S R (Ur Social Status Resistance)
by Various Artists
supported by 6 fans who also own “REPRESSION AND RECTITUDE”
Dark and sinister house with a heavy, unnerving presence. Rarely in your face, it prefers to stalk you from the shadows of empty rooms, quiet woods, and echoed factories, brooding over its devices and biding its diabolic time. Great for Halloween or just getting your late-night drive on.
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Kiki The Wormhole
by Karen Gwyer
supported by 6 fans who also own “REPRESSION AND RECTITUDE”
Karen Gwyer unfolds through three long and interesting pieces a focused array of old-school synthesizers and psychedelic influences. While the last track Hippie Fracca is much closer to ambient and could remind the soundtrack of a 70's movie taking place in space, the first two patiently build frenetic techno patterns holding an incredible emotional charge, climaxing in You Big when it combines the pump organ drones and the errating vocals. Incredible EP on a fantastic label.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 12, 2017
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The pulsing industrial sounds on the wonderfully brutal new LP from Tokyo group Rinsaga will be catnip for the black-glove-and-mesh set.
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Longer Form Cat Calls
by jobfit
The latest EP from jobfit explores the intersection of electronic music and spoken word, setting vivid writing over crackling beats.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “REPRESSION AND RECTITUDE”
I often get Mercury in Retrograde stuck in my head as a foggy theme of liminal spaces and dreamy headspace but Bed of Nails feels like analog skronk is about to drip straight through the walls into the basement
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