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Reflectives Saint Petersburg, Russia
Stochastic organization and classic harmonic sequences. Atonal fractals and mosaic development.
Alive spaces
distorting distal symmetry, synthetic sonorities based on live gestures, beats destructing banality of square...
Without any stylistic restrictions all of it serves to reflect on existential experience.
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To my taste Tricky of the 90's was the best. Of his latest albums this is probably the coolest one.
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I love the way Dan Derks describes the instruments and their qualities; I can listen out for exactly what he's talking about. His acknowledgement of his collaborators is also really generous and indicates a cool person.
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an eclectic, never frenetic, journey through thoughtful organic rhythms and subtle lullabies. playful beats and micro-melodies: busy, yet with a refined minimalism that permeates the entire record.
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This makes my speakers chubby in a sexy way.
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Glitchy pieces get glued together to create a humming minimalist soundscape.
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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