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Psithurism
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Gateway
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Manuka Glasgow, UK
Electronic music from Glasgow, Scotland
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If you were to tell me WARM ENOUGH is an obscure 70's Komische album, I wouldn't be skeptical. Dibben employs many of the wonderful song structures of bands like Popol Vuhl, Cluster, Harmonia and early Kraftwerk. There are aesthetic shades in the long drawn out music codas that employ tones as melodies and drones as mood backings, there's also plenty of cyclical dirges that build up into the classic Komische trance. WARM ENOUGH keeps the Komische spirit bursting with life in these songs.
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Lush and mysterious. A beautiful, whimsical journey deep into the green.
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Nothing is known about the artists behind this first release of breakbeat electronic from the mysterious UK label. And that's on purpose.
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In these lean, buzzing tracks, Formen explores the interplay of electroacoustic noise and organic compositions.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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