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Natural Graffiti
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Difference
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Its Own Sake
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From The Paleozoic
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Jewels From Youth
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Mental Funk (Remix)
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Malice
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Viral (Remix)
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Bacterial
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L33K5P1N 84574RD5 Germany
Vaporwave as well as re-emphasizing some from the 60s, 70s and 80s, partly as pastiches.
Lots of
experimental stuff taken off the wide field between Post Punk, French House, Funk, Psychedelic, Disco and Dub, plus Industrial, Techno and other electronic genres.
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supported by 34 fans who also own “Natural Graffiti”
Começou bem, arriscou bastante, queria que continuasse assim. Perdeu bastante momentum ao meio do album. Algumas tracks são fenomenais.
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Palm Tree Resort
by Midnight Survivor
supported by 34 fans who also own “Natural Graffiti”
I predominantly got this for the first track. The news reporter’s dramatised and slick narrativisation of human suffering, juxtaposed with wry reporting on a “celestial event,” that flattens both into equally streamlined consumerist fodder, is a problematic redoubled, and perhaps highlighted, by enjoying that very thing set to extremely funky music. Maybe there is some working through to do here…
go to albumfeatured on Bandcamp Radio May 9, 2017
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by London Modular Alliance
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 6, 2018
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The Molokai Compendium
by Nmesh
On his latest LP, Alex Koenig zooms past any “vaporwave” pigeonholing, proving himself a master of his craft.
go to albumsupported by 34 fans who also own “Natural Graffiti”
Very "stream of consciousness" sort of release. As a 95 kid myself, my own interpretation is that it's the faint traces of long-forgotten memories from when I was only a couple years old. Memories of watching with wonder as planes fly overhead at an airshow. Memories of breakfast at Burger King with my mother before I was old enough for school. Memories of spending the night with my grandparents. Memories of exploring Toys R Us. Great background listen that makes reminiscence easy & bittersweet.
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