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Lexic Task Toronto, Ontario
Lexic Task is the primary alias of Matthew Kay, a music producer, musician, and composer from Canada. Inspired by IDM, ambient, techno, post-rock and downtempo electronica. Matt combines his influences into his own production aesthetic. The artist has been active since 2005, however officially since 2009. This is his discography. ... more
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Atol Scrap [2021 Remaster]
by arovane
That raw old school IDM sound. A classic album by Arovane!
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Tectonic”
A lovely little collection of field recordings set to evocative musical ambience. I have a personal interest because I like to field record the sea / water against music. I love the hint of a cityscape on 'Gathering', and the building rain storm on 'Change' is beautiful headphone ear candy. Good work!
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Transitional States
by Fields of Few
supported by 15 fans who also own “Tectonic”
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Witch-Works (Original Soundtrack)
by Mombi Yuleman
supported by 15 fans who also own “Tectonic”
Mombi Yuleman's "Witch-Works" is a masterful homage to classic '80s horror soundtracks. Within the first two tracks, the artist envelops the listener in a vintage atmosphere, evoking the suspense and dread synonymous with the genre's golden age. The album weaves together the iconic musical elements and textures of classic horror, making it an evocative and essential experience for aficionados of retro horror soundscapes.
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Lemodie (15th Anniversary Edition)
by Ochre
The breakthrough IDM album from Christopher Scott Leary, aka Ochre, gets a luxe 15th anniversary reissue.
go to albumDedicated to the idea of “creating stillness,” the latest from Rohne offers hushed electroacoustic songs that gently sway.
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