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Many-Grids
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Dreadnought
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Leviathan IV
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Endless
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Franz Tormer Queens, New York
From the distant future of 1986, Franz Tormer is a synth-fetishizing soundtrack to the apocalyptic corpohellscape we never asked for.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Many-Grids”
Notice the slight "ice and noise" on all sounds... it really touches me. Everything floats between your ears... like tiny snowflakes that melt on your skin. The sounds get their space and room to develop. Just a great release.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Many-Grids”
This is a perfectly crafted work of art. It swells with honey-rich washes of color and sprinkled with grit in all the right places.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Many-Grids”
I truly do love every track on this album. but if you are to twist my arm & force me to choose a favorite, well... I won't do that. but I will say that I'd really like to have an hour long version of "fold" to marinate in. ;-) thanks much, i'm waiting. we love you!!
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Last Call For All Passengers
by DAN TERMINUS
The French artist's latest album is filled with dark synths and ghostly electronica.
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Automated Refrains
by DAN TERMINUS
“Automated Refrains” is a mighty, marvelous collection of pulsing synthwave, containing both rippling ambiance and industrial bangers.
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Here kitty, kitty! The synthwave genius returns with a whole new batch of hooky, metal-edged songs that are more fun than a ball of yarn.
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Dark Nights are Setting In
by Origin ST
supported by 6 fans who also own “Many-Grids”
A wonderful album seamlessly shifting between agitation and ease. Especially in love with the use/textures of noise!
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