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ijo ko nanpa wan
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ijo ko nanpa tu
12:32
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ijo ko nanpa tu wan
12:40
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ijo ko nanpa tu tu
10:07
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ijo ko nanpa luka
12:19
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lectronice France
Maker of sounds, games, pictures, and various other digital experiments.
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This was not what I expected! I thought this was a pop group (first time hearing this band) but I had to eat my hat because my assumption was so wrong. If you are a fan if complex piano layers, check this out! Also, the bassist and drummer are insane in here. I choked hearing one of the riffs it was that good!
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The melody is beautifully enchanting, creating a sonic landscape that unfolds a vast world as you close your eyes.
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Dance You Monster To My Soft Song!
by Victory Over the Sun
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I feel like I could listen to this album forever and never quite summarise it. Whether it's the Liturgy-esque opening that slams suddenly into a military marching band melody. Crunchy woozy raw bm. Sunny indie jazz acid trip. Kinda more raw bm but then a commercial for the 1972 summer Olympics. Or d-beat circle pit core that windmills you into a claustrophobic doom nightmare. Respectively. I love it all a lot.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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Jan the Man makes songs from burbling analog synths, all of them with a ’70s sci-fi retrofuturist feel.
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Expansive, turbulent electronic music from Reid Willis that imagines the cycles of “creation & destruction, beauty & violence.”
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supported by 4 fans who also own “kulupu ijo ko”
It was hard for me to pick a favourite, because "Rootless" and "Cruel Intentions" stuck in my head for months. Strong album for those who enjoy dark electronic music with a dip or rock and 80s.
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