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supported by 85 fans who also own “Rainforest Hill II”
The cover reminds me of the "Falling Man" photo taken during the 9/11 attacks and the overall vibe is "falling up while on a bunch of ketamine"
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水に流す
by desert sand feels warm at night
supported by 85 fans who also own “Rainforest Hill II”
The album cover here could have been any frame of any videotape. But that’s what Desert Sand Feels Warm at Night is- a tribute to memories, perhaps ordinary at the time. Perhaps so ordinary that they were more of habits or motifs than anything. The sorts of things that shape you, and that you forget. Now only the shadow of these things remain, which Desert Sand does justice to, by making it the center of our consciousness, if only for an hour or two.
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supported by 83 fans who also own “Rainforest Hill II”
The perfect album for chilling on a cloud, looking out at an endless expanse of blue. A Vaportrap classic.
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Gentle ambient analog electronics combined with field recordings of the natural world makes for a soothing listen.
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Vitrospection: 2008-2009
by Dreamers Cloth
The always brilliant Not Not Fun label returns, with this transportive collection of ambient experimentalism from Dreamers Cloth.
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After The End
by Gaze Into The Void
Hattiesburg, PA's Gaze Into The Void finds the soothing within the haunting on their latest dreamy dark ambient album.
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夜道
by desert sand feels warm at night
supported by 83 fans who also own “Rainforest Hill II”
The defining part of- and the most dealbreaking parts of slushwave is its vocals. Usually, slowed down vocals are more uncanny to me than anything, but Desert Sands, and this album in particular turn what is usually a turnoff into one of the most spectacular musical pieces ever. This whole album feels like you’ve been transported into a place transcending all known nations or environments, language or culture. This album leads you to explore your mind, and all the memories you’ve forgotten.
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