Everyday Dust UK
Everyday Dust is an electronic musician based in Scotland, who uses synthesizers, tape machines and transformed sounds to create his unique narrative-driven music.
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Field Lines Cartographer - Modalities of Time Travel
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REALLY wish I'd subscribed sooner to be able to enjoy this on vinyl! Curious the artist cited 12 Monkeys and not La Jetee as one of the key inspirations. For me, this has a more somber, introspective and timeless feel more akin to La Jetee than 12 Monkeys (though I also am a big fan of Terry Gilliam). Gorgeous music and you get the bonus of a list of excellent movies to enjoy (another note to the artist: Time Crimes is also a good film to watch). Now to somehow procure a vinyl copy...
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Subscription Library Podcast Episode 2
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Fascinating chat with Mr. Concretism. Great to hear about his synths and software and the track by track analysis of The Concretism Archive vol.1 adds to the listening experience - more of that sort of thing please!
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The Searchers
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Side A of a new split with Wayne Robert Thomas is a beautiful drone piece that feels like a time-lapse video of a foggy day.
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Music for Medication
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Newly unearthed recordings from the early ’00s find Kyle Bobby Dunn at his most meditative and serene.
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Inspired by the idea of surveillance and how we've gotten used to it; harmonic ideas set against a pensive backdrop.
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Kieran Mahon - Live Eternal Return
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Hugely enjoyable companion piece to Eternal Return, with space given to allow tracks to develop and evolve. After listening to Eternal Return, you are left wanting more - and here it is!
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