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shotahirama 東京都, Japan
shotahirama is a Tokyo-based electronic music producer, beat maker from New York, US. And also he is the founder of independent record label, SIGNAL DADA. He toured around the world, England, Hong Kong and Japan staging for Oval, Kangding Ray, Mark Fell, Ikue Mori and more. ... more
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Slow Learner (from Pesthouse released by SIGNAL DADA, 11)”
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Palimpsest
by Sylvain Chauveau & Stephan Mathieu
supported by 4 fans who also own “Slow Learner (from Pesthouse released by SIGNAL DADA, 11)”
So interesting that Callahan's lyrics + Chauveau's vocal strongly resembles David Sylvian's style. I knew of Mathieu & Sylvian's collaboration but wasn't aware of this release and from the get go I am very pleased. How did I miss this? Especially considering I listened to Chauveau a lot in the early 00s. Wonders never cease. This album is wonderful.
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In an homage to early clicks 'n' cuts, Harz employs the art of microsampling to create these nine hypnotic numbers.
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Noise Around Our Homes
by Formen
In these lean, buzzing tracks, Formen explores the interplay of electroacoustic noise and organic compositions.
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OBSKURA : Various Artists
by OBSKURA
All proceeds from this hard-hitting industrial techno compilation go to benefit relief organizations helping Ukraine.
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Un Cœur Simple
by Stephan Mathieu
supported by 4 fans who also own “Slow Learner (from Pesthouse released by SIGNAL DADA, 11)”
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Slow Learner (from Pesthouse released by SIGNAL DADA, 11)”
Great drone-work by a master of the form. Snippets of mysterious short wave radio broadcasts evolves into huge, otherworldly symphonies related to Ligetis Lux Aeterna, but warmer and more humane. Absolutely absorbing!
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