Ghost Signs Belfast, UK
Collected works of a dying civilisation.
Ghost Signs: Drones, noise, experimental
Vermont Republic: Middle aged angst
XIX: Electronic experiments
Ghost Signs recommends:
LA, 2000
by C. Moody Crews
a soundtrack to a city that has so many different yet equally valid faces, masterfully realized by C. Moody Crews, allowing the listener to be enveloped by the drones and travel through his vision.
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Passenger Songs
by Veins Full of Static
apprehensive drones and broken melodies, wrapped up in thick clouds of distortion, echoing in the distance. a post-industrial Britain pass before our eyes through dusty carriage windows
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the end of all seasons.
by qualchan.
The feeling of fast forwarding through an 80s store cassette, listening for a moment before hitting the ffwd button again and moving on to the next.
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Mind Control
by Fisty Kendal
supported by 8 fans who also own “A Temporary Loss of Transience”
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the end is always too soon
by Phirnis / qualchan.
supported by 8 fans who also own “A Temporary Loss of Transience”
It's always interesting seeing qualchan. splitting pieces up with more noisier, abrasive artists on his albums whenever he does. There's a nice contrast to be found between the more sporadic, experimental loops on the first half when you get to pair with a more cohesive force, like watching a thick darkness melt over onto a perfectly sculpted statue and create something oddly captivating. Fans of either experimental, industrial loop work and psychedelic tape manipulations will like this one.
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Reel 4
by Paul Jordan | OST
Paul Jordan returns with another batch of dreamy, immersive soundscapes that feel like the score to a sci-fi film yet to be written.
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