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Pulse Emitter Portland, Oregon
Daryl Groetsch has recorded and performed as Pulse Emitter since the early 2000’s. Any given Pulse Emitter album could contain his experiments in Berlin School synthesis, digital fourth world composition, lengthy new age meditations, or space junk noise. ... more
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Banger after banger on this one. Crank the volume, and ensure you have some solid subs going. I'd buy this on vinyl in a heartbeat.
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DEPTHS EP (1999-03)
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Another banging offering from the flesh master.
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believe anything, believe everything
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As one of Justin's quadrillion music projects (It's a REAL number, people. Look it up...LOL!), EE defines, redefines, and re-redefines by blurring then obliterating those lines between bass music, dub, hard industrial, noise/power electronics, and hard techno. Hyperbole aside, his (Justin's) output for EE is the masterclass of how all these styles coalesce into a 'sonic singularity' that few, if any can create, duplicate, and replicate.
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Gorgeous, highly textural ambient from Ryan J. Raffa, who's based in Taiwan; an emotional close listen.
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A beautiful meditation on nature & technology, Hark Madley’s EP1 boasts rich, layered electronic music.
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Made over the course of four dark months, Reece Thomas’s new record features synth compositions that are both beautiful & unsettling.
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A very promising beginning to a long and successful journey into the sound current, continuing to this day! Cloud Motion was ahead of it's time, always wished there was a longer version! Love those early synth sounds - it just can't be duplicated on modern synths.
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