Album Rating: 4.0
Like this lots.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This is definitely growing on me. Feels very beautiful in a kind of cold, mathematical way... like admiring the angles and light refraction of some jewel.
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Album Rating: 4.0
well put
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Album Rating: 4.0
Perfect description.
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title track and closer are great
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Album Rating: 3.5
love this record! gotta check out persona
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yes, title track is awesome
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Album Rating: 3.0
Common textures, structures, and atmospheres but pleasant
Rival Consoles has yet to really impress me
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Album Rating: 3.5
anything you rec in this vein of electronic music, pots?
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Album Rating: 3.0
Honestly this vein of progressive electronic has a really melancholic/dispondent vibe that I find a bit offputting in general. It reminds me somewhat of an electronic equivalent of post-rock. I could list a lot of artists I think are similar but that I wouldn't actually neccessarily reccommend highly. So in the spirit of things I actually would recommend - at least without feeling relatively impartial - a couple of these might be more liberal parallels than others, sharing spiritual, structural, or textural similarities in place of direct stylistic comparisons.
Leon Vynehall - Nothing Is Still (Noticed you have his other stuff rated but not this - it is quintessential)
CLARK - Death Peak
Floating Points - Crush
Jacques Greene - Dawn Chorus
Throwing Snow - Embers
Max Cooper - Emergence
Lapalux - Amnioverse (Will be one of the biggest far cries from this but it's also the most essential)
Aparde - Glass
Dave DK - Val Maira
HVOB - Rocco
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Album Rating: 3.5
Awesome, thanks dude. I personally do love that melancholic *post-rock* electronic vibe in that sort of Kiasmos-esque pocket which i find quite similar to this however anything adjacent in feeling or style to that is more than welcomed.
I also stopped rating properly for a few years on here so most of my ratings are from 2010-2012 when i was most active so I have heard that Vynehall record (it's fantastic) and a few others you've rec'd but I enjoyed them all. Second time this week I've been told to listen to that Jacques Greene album so I'll start with that.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Pleasant little album
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Album Rating: 4.0
People into this should definitely check out Max Cooper. Yearning for the Infinite is probably my favourite from him atm.
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Album Rating: 4.0
^ listening now and this is good
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Album Rating: 3.0
Lorde when are you gonna come visit me down in the deep dub rabbit hole?
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This guy is the kink of making good background electronic that occasionally grabs your attention, but feels more like edging than ejaculating to put it crudely - although that applies to most "IDM" . I thought Howl was the best thing he's done too but this site obviously doesn't agree with that
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that was probably supposed to say king but I'm not touching it
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Album Rating: 3.5
Okay, Emergence by Max Cooper is incredible, can’t believe I haven’t heard him before
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"this vein of progressive electronic has a really melancholic/dispondent vibe that I find a bit offputting in general"
that's why I appreciate the barker lp for its hedonic and utopian impulses. should be in your rec list~
@HBFS: check barker - utility
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Album Rating: 3.0
yes and yes and also yes to all the things that happened after ephemeraleternity posted
probably no to whatever ephemeral said tho
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