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Things Get Broken
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Cathedral Mound
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Milky Glow
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Mindstream
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Forsaken
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A Flat Shiny Figure
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Cathedral Mound II
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Melasti
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manyfeetunderconcrete Avellino, Italy
Manyfeetunder is an independent label focused on electroacoustic and electronic music.
info & contacts:
manyfeetunder@gmail.com
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Taking Refuge”
When seeking truly quiet, peaceful music, most of what I hear I leave, not sensing internal depth below the sound. This is different. In a moment when subtle stimulation (a bit paradoxically) is sought as a means to deeper tranquility, this excels beautifully. For others who might have connected with Stray Ghost or Silver Mount Zion or Taphephobia, yet whose minds can dwell in greater and healthier lucid calm, this is remarkable.
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hochu-ekki-tou
by Tomoyoshi Date + Stijn Hüwels
supported by 7 fans who also own “Taking Refuge”
With no forward momentum and therefore no expectation of the next note, eventually these pieces etch out a pattern, at a welcomed glacial pace. Piano is welcomed also. Very well thought out.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Taking Refuge”
Ethereal soudscapes. Good for drawing or relaxing.
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Songs To Fall Asleep At The Wheel To
by Holland Patent Public Library
The tender songs on this LP summon low-lit, late-night evenings at home alone, snow falling outside, moon bright in the sky.
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Assembled Parts
by Sullivan Johns
Striking experimental compositions that conjure both childhood joy and icy terror, every second of it riveting.
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The Cloud Machine
by Andrew Heath
Inspired by the simple innocence of his own childhood, Andrew Heath composes soothing drones, rich in texture.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Taking Refuge”
first listen and I'm blushing at the deep calm and beautiful musicality of this set... will be on repeat for sure...
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