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Uncle Kid Edinburgh, UK
Dark, broody, understated trip hop with spoken word.
"Blooming brilliant"
-Tom Robinson, 6
Music.
"An act that sits somewhere between Arab Strap, Ballboy and Massive Attack"
-Vic Galloway, BBC Radio Scotland.
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Always glad to find stuff like this -- new takes on classic kraut/kosmische vibes -- out here in the Ether. I'd be happy to have this one accompany any psychonautic jaunt I took. Fav track of the moment is "Back to Autobahn" which is more like the precocious nephew of Neu! than Kraftwerk and is all the better for it.
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The luminous minimal synth duo's latest, due in February, is their most carefully constructed and emotionally resonant yet.
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On the gorgeously unsettling new record from Ariahindream, haunting vocal melodies drift through dark, swirling clouds of electronics.
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Producer Dday One constructs vast worlds from a modest palette of vinyl records, a turntable, and a hardware sampler.
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Out of darkness, by magic
by Moth Equals
This LP tells the story of a witch, a pair of magic gloves, & an enormous shark via wonderfully surreal electronic songs.
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The debut full-length from noted game composer Megan McDuffee is slick and moody electropop with more than a hint of darkness. Plus vocals!
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 28, 2020
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