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Circular Current
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Raw Barren Listeners
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Rifle Arch
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Kansas
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Arid Assertions
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Low and Plain
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Flaming Pines London, UK
“Flaming Pines is itself a topography of hidden global sounds." The Wire.
We are a label focused on field recording, sound art and experimental ambient music.
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The best thing about this album is how it allows you to wonder what is real and what is not – are the birds alive, are they imaginary? They are concealed and yet heard. Dream-like doesn't cut it.
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A suite of ambient miniatures, each opens with a stereo panned glitch that loops before giving way to moody tones and fizzy circuits. Quiet, thoughtful and lovely.
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A connected suite of miniatures, a densely layered city walkabout, with subtle extensions of metal touches into drones and rising/falling tones, birds sing along with suspense elements, a keenly observed, masterfully assembled set.
go to albumWritten and recorded on a reed organ, “HULDA” is a haunting work of sustained drone that is simultaneously soothing & unsettling.
go to albumfeatured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 20, 2018
go to albumRecorded inside a nuclear cooling tower, this 25-minute album is distinguished by innovative sound design and musical ingenuity.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 13 fans who also own “Opticks”
This is my absolute favorite album of all time, words can not even begin to describe how much I love it. It nails the concept of dementia as an album perfectly 100/10. I don't know if I could find anything better than this.
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