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A Tension of Opposites Vols 3 & 4
by O Yuki Conjugate
supported by 42 fans who also own “the falling dark”
Extraordinary when 40 years into (just one of) their career(s) (they all have vocations outside of music), some of the best ideas and implementation of those are readily flowing. I couldn't be more pleased to support and enjoy what they've done, what they are doing, and what they've yet to show us. Highest recommendation.
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A Tension of Opposites Vols 1 & 2
by O Yuki Conjugate
supported by 34 fans who also own “the falling dark”
Fascinating project. Like taking water and splitting it into its elemental hydrogen and oxygen, OYC has created separate musical worlds. Mr. Horberry’s ‘Vol 1: At Variance’ evokes awakenings and the sun peeking over the horizon at dawn. At the opposite end of the spectrum, Mr. Hulme’s ‘Vol. 2: Into the Pleasure Garden,’ are darker dreamscapes and evoke midnight. You can hear how these two voices create harmony in other OYC releases, here, though they each have a turn in the spotlig
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Sleepwalker
by O Yuki Conjugate
supported by 27 fans who also own “the falling dark”
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Symphony No 1 - Winter
by Douglas Schmidt and John Oliver
Improvised in a single stunning take, the compositions on “Symphony No 1: Winter” are hypnotic and enveloping sheets of sound.
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Tao 20 Tree Temple
by John Oliver
Stark ambient music with an environmental message, “Tao 20 Tree Temple” is mysterious & alluring.
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,,, as long as i long to memorise your sky ,,,
by elijah jamal asani
The Portland musician cobbles field recordings from his two-month Grand Canyon residency into a gentle, bewitching ambient mosaic.
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1983 Unearthed
by O Yuki Conjugate
supported by 24 fans who also own “the falling dark”
The liner notes posit these tracks are the missing link between their untitled 10” al& Scene in Mirage, I’d add the U-side seems to point significantly to the origins of Sons of Silence and A Small, Good Thing projects via the dance beat-driven focus (here very On-U aligning to my ears. Coincidence?) as well as the vocal samples usage. I’d certainly agree the Y-side is a missing link & more recognizable foundational approach to what we commonly associate to the OYC sound. Recommended!
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