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Law & Auder London, UK
Law & Auder Records is a label known for its highly themed, double cd compilations combining an ear for the experimental with a broad ranging conceptual sweep and featuring many of the finest electronic music producers in the UK.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Between The Pillars”
Very dynamic compilation packed with intense emotions but an overall 'chill' sound that you can embrace as long as you wish.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Between The Pillars”
MAGNIFICENT ALBUM! 417 tracks! incredible.. when is the next album with so many gold nuggets
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Rupt and Flex (1994 - 96)
by Seefeel
supported by 4 fans who also own “Between The Pillars”
As a band, they were really doing something strange at the time by making music that sounded so resolutely like it came from the bedroom of a solo producer. "Vocals" are just snatches of floating sound, drums are often electronic... all the instruments sound electronic. They were clearly inspired by dub (who isn't) and started with stripped-down fragments, but then kept whittling down from there. Mood-wise they're bleak yet beautiful, like enjoying a solo walk in an industrial landscape.
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UK producer Morwell contrasts euphoric footwork with dissonant, dread-laden techno in a highly texturized tug-of-war.
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Latent Variables Vol. 2
by Hylu
Two bass-heavy tracks from this London musician with shades of dancehall and garage.
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South Preston Garage
by Big Yawn
A unique fusion of percussion and sweeping synthesizers presents electronic music through the framework of a live band.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Between The Pillars”
It will take me a year to repeat enough tracks to make any attempt to select a favorite, and that's not a bad thing. Wonderful diversity of music.
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