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secundum Joannem
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Marco Lucchi Modena, Italy
a mellow artist aging 66. He loves and releases eclectic music that goes from post-classical to drone. His fav device is the mellotron.
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A cinematic sadness haunts the arrangements. A new age jazz club feel. The smokey sax glides through the atmosphere. Mischief lurks in the wings. I bet Nick Cave is tuning into this whilst inhaling a pack of cigarettes!!
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Suspenseful and Eerie. Each track tells a story. Spirits haunting a boneyard and aliens scanning the wreckage of a battlefield are just some.of the images brought to mind.
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Visions and Prophetic Dreams, Vol. 2: A Vangelis Tribute
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An amazing compilation that pays amazing tribute to Vangelis
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Light of Shore
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The debut album from Irish composer Anselm McDonnell examines faith, folklore, and environment through contemporary music.
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Hushed and quietly moving piano compositions from NODFELD that build slowly to a cinematic sweep.
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Distant Intervals
by Issei Herr
On her debut LP, the cellist captures both the turbulence and the euphoria of transformational times.
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Cityscapes (volume 2)
by Rojinski
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Such a fantastic concept from this incredible artist. This is rain splashed, minimal dark drone with ambient city sounds that transport you to the streets in the artist's mind. Sprinkle with a Blade Runner vibe and you have a recipe for simple perfection of headphone bliss. I can only hope Rojinski has travelled extensively and there are another 20-30 volumes of this material planned.
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