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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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Harbors
by Ellen Fullman & Theresa Wong
supported by 4 fans who also own “Aeriola Frequency”
I posted a review of this album on my blog: https://www.poisonpie.com/publishing/reviews/text/musicreview_2020_0923.html at the Poison Pie Publishing House.
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Crippled Symmetry: at June in Buffalo
by Morton Feldman
supported by 4 fans who also own “Aeriola Frequency”
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Swamps / Things
by Kassel Jaeger
supported by 4 fans who also own “Aeriola Frequency”
Fluidly intoxicating. Listened to in complete absence of light, I found this to be a breathtaking piece of work.
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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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Shutting Down Here
by Jim O'Rourke
supported by 4 fans who also own “Aeriola Frequency”
With the entanglement and interaction of noise and musical tone, we seem to have traveled through the jungle infested by ghosts, and witnessed a new universe being reborn in this strange chaos and harmony. Through this recording, Jim O’Rourke reconstructed the order of sound in a sense.
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