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I Move Mountains Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
"I Move Mountains" serves as a reflection of his origins—a "mantra," if you will—and a powerful symbol of unwavering determination to conquer challenges in the relentless pursuit of a greater purpose.
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by NEONNOONE
supported by 80 fans who also own “Can't Stop, Won't Stop.”
I didn't come here looking for this music, but it has found me anyway.
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If a group of environmentally minded gray aliens decided to form a rock band, their music might sound like this. Really enjoying the synth and rock fusion!
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Floating In Space
by Simon Sebastian
supported by 79 fans who also own “Can't Stop, Won't Stop.”
8.5/10 Memorable album almost like a hug with a lot of affection :-) Downloaded and put on my personal recurring list :-) All the tracks are very good... Hard to decide which one is the best/favorite :-) It had been a long time since I heard such a complete album in terms of "Retrowave/Synthwave". It could even be a spaceship video game soundtrack. I will only say: Enjoy!!
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WPRLP002 - Basic Shapes
by Opus
From despair and grief to optimism, the subdued electronic compositions on the latest from Opus form a moving narrative.
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WPRLP001 - Between Surface
by Glume & Phossa
Glitchy tracks that draw on drum & bass but top the stuttering rhythms with undeniably gorgeous melodies.
go to albumHalf of the proceeds from this imaginative, jazz-influenced electronic EP from A Model Kit go to Emigration for Action.
go to albumsupported by 77 fans who also own “Can't Stop, Won't Stop.”
this is a damn nice piece of art. Firnwalds Music takes you to a medieval world with fireplaces in the woods, monsters and a shaman brewing a soup for unreal strength. All recorded with a Sony Walkman from the 80ies. Sounds great, warm and comfy. also pretty good for a crazy dance party @ stonehenge or the easter islands with Burial and Aphex Twin
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