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There's a sense of longing and loss here that I rarely encounter in electronic music. Somber but engrossing.
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Hailing from Poland, Paszka delivers a hyper and manic sound that is both innovative and captivating. One of the most impressive aspects of Laptop is Paszka's ability to seamlessly blend a wide array of samples. The result is an album that feels both familiar and entirely new. Paszka's experimental approach to music is exciting and refreshing, and Laptop is an excellent showcase of his talent. Laptop is a standout album that cements Paszka's place as a rising star in the electronic music scene.
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Portland shoegaze that plays, as the best representatives of the genre do, with huge, hollow atmosphere against intimate observations.
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An introspective record that fuses post-rock, shoegaze and ambient synth patches into a seamless array of shimmering soundscapes.
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Une harmonie invisible
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Olympic nightingale, from New Delhi, is a one-man project that creates ominous and harrowing soundscapes from brutally distorted samples.
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Spacey, electronic sounds are brilliantly counterpointed by the recordings of nature, and the heaviness is balanced by subtle guitar chords. Niesner avoids pathos and opts for rather subtle nuances, imaginative arrangements, and a dramatically constructed lyrical story. More: https://thequietus.com/articles/32149-czech-music-guide-tomas-niesner-irena-and-vijtech-havlovi-gurun-gurun
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