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Coronation
06:30
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Fleeting Bliss
04:28
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Stolen Gold
04:10
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Hubris
04:35
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Equinox
03:24
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Iron Skies
03:27
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Turmoil
05:59
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A Reason To Travel Copenhagen, Denmark
Based in Copenhagen, Denmark, A Reason To Travel is an instrumental solo project, where the name of the project can be taken at face value. The music lets the listener travel into cinematic and emotional scenarios, exploring various different musical stylistics of ambient and post-rock along the way. ... more
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One, if not the inspiration for all the music I make. Blissful yet abrasive, simple yet complex - I can't think of a record that moves me emotionally like this one does - every time.
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Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress
by Godspeed You! Black Emperor
We can debate GY!BE records all day, but "Asunder.." has a special place in my heart, especially for delivering a heaviness that the other records rarely bring.
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There’s just something about this album that peels back the layers of your heart. The transition from Industry to Renaissance never fails to leave me longing for more.
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Consolamentum
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what a band, what an album, saw them at ATG last year and seeing them in about 10 minutes..... fucking incredible
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