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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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Every time I go listen to some other ambient artist and come back to State Azure's works I am blown away anew by the high quality of his productions. They have depth, they have color, they have emotion. There just aren't enough good things to say about them. Thank you, sir.
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Epilogue, Subsurface Europa, Proxima Centauri, Silk Nebulae, Eyes of the Moon, The Kardashev Scale, just too many really nice tracks here to pick one. Do yourself a favor and buy this album. You will not be sorry. In fact, save yourself a little time and just purchase State Azure's entire discography, then spend the next several weeks listening to the wonder.
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Evinces images of being adrift in the Milky Way by yourself and yet not feeling alone in the least. Wonderfully meditative.
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88 - Double Happiness Vol.2 | Compiled by MLCH
by FuFu Records
Hong Kong's FuFu Records presents a compilation of electronic music from artists across Asia to raise money for One Tree Planted.
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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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A stunner—dense, richly textured electronic music with songs that crackle like mysterious outer space transmissions.
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What if you could hear the sun speaking? It very well might sound like Sun Construct with its endlessly emitting rays of light punctuated by numerous coronal mass ejections . . . all while cycling through the slowly shifting phases of the solar seasons.
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