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Rafael Toral Coja, Portugal
Rafael Toral, born in Lisbon, has been intrigued by the potential of sound and the functions of music since he was a teenager. As producer, composer and performer he has been involved with Rock, Ambient, Contemporary, Electronic and Free Jazz music in different periods of his life. ... more
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Steamroom 30
by jim o'rourke
supported by 8 fans who also own “AER 7 G • Instruments”
The Steamroom recordings are a gift to humanity. Really interesting pieces that repay hours of listening. Not a bad launching pad for the rest of the Steamrooms.
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Steamroom 47
by jim o'rourke
supported by 8 fans who also own “AER 7 G • Instruments”
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Steamroom 48
by jim o'rourke
supported by 7 fans who also own “AER 7 G • Instruments”
Beguiling, even after many listens, it seems to be a different piece each time, like staring into a crystal from different angles. And yet it is so well formed and considered. Intermittently reminds me (in the best possible ways) of Stephan Mathieu.
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Birmania
by Zpell Hologos
The Babe, Terror mastermind's pastoral new solo project uses experimental electronic music to sketch a vast, transnational utopia.
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We Become Mist
by Heliochrysum
Ambient duo Heliochrysum capture the sense of unease in awe and the sense of discomfort in growth on this cinematic, textural LP.
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Hermitage
by Heft
Myanmar musician Heft presents a collection of prismatic electronic songs that sparkle and transfix.
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Steamroom 31
by Jim O'Rourke
supported by 7 fans who also own “AER 7 G • Instruments”
"Generator" contains many of the brilliant drones/sound effects that made Yankee Hotel Foxtrot an avant pop masterpiece. Makes sense since the man responsible for it's mix is the sole creator of the compositions here. Long live Jim O'Rourke, and the Steamroom series of albums.
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