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Celt Islam Manchester, UK
Celt Islam is an English pioneering artist, producer, and peace activist performing high octane Neuro Dub Driven Electro Punk BreakBeat Drum and Bass, transnational Dubstep and Cyberpunk Synthwave electronica combined with a futurist dub attitude.
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Shpongle Static - Live at Ozora 2019
by Shpongle Static
supported by 9 fans who also own “Acid Anarchist”
This album gave me a renewed enthusiasm for Eat Static, and I just love Pharaoh in both the Shpongle and original incarnations.
go to albumsupported by 9 fans who also own “Acid Anarchist”
eventually you cannot hide your shpongleness, my dears. it pours out of you, and so it was good! please keep on your great work, lots of health to both of you and the rest of you!
go to albumsupported by 8 fans who also own “Acid Anarchist”
From the bottom of my heart thank you, thank you so very much for this utterly sacred music and thank you Sir, for troubling yourself to be the sort of human capable of transducing it for us. Ladies, Gentlemen, Children, Aliens, EVERYONE- this is a timeless classic and must be in the collection of any serious psychonaut, end of story.
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CSR046 - Separation Anxiety
by Bob Foxx
Hit the dancefloor with the pulse-quickening latest from Bob Foxx, intergalactic electronic music with razor-sharp grooves.
go to albumDark pulsing synth music from France, Mydgar delivers the ’80s horror soundtrack of your dreams.
go to albumUK producer Morwell contrasts euphoric footwork with dissonant, dread-laden techno in a highly texturized tug-of-war.
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Up from the Dust
by Kaya Project
supported by 7 fans who also own “Acid Anarchist”
The album is less energetic than the its former - superb "Firedance". It is diverse and not uniform in rhythm and tone. Tracks without Mikhailiva are in general much better.
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