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Autger Russia
Divine eroticism.
Polystylism.
Ritual dark jazz. Mystical neoclassical.
Electronic music.
Negative spirituality.
ex. O.I.V.
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by NEONNOONE
supported by 102 fans who also own “Resurrection: Kingdom Of Heaven”
Lynchian vibes, all around.
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Le Jazz Se Lève
by Dark Jazz Cafe Assembly
supported by 76 fans who also own “Resurrection: Kingdom Of Heaven”
dark jazz done exactly the right way, as moody and twinpeaksy as it should be.
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Spectropia Suite Remastered
by Elliott Sharp Soundtracks
supported by 66 fans who also own “Resurrection: Kingdom Of Heaven”
I am loving the alternation between 2099 and 1931 style music. Part improvisation & part planned. I am not sure there will be an England in 2099 - not as we know it for sure as everything is falling apart here. I need to see this film! Thanks Elliott! Recommended!
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Notes On Belonging (Reworked)
by Tiny Leaves
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 5, 2019
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Notes On Belonging
by Tiny Leaves
Inspired by the Welsh notion of “cynefin,” which is thematically similar to the LP’s title, “Notes on Belonging” is both warm and wistful.
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ELEGI
by SVIN & Århus Sinfonietta
The Danish avant-garde rock trio join forces with a classical music ensemble for this harrowing LP, a dronescape inspired by grief.
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Junkie Movie Music
by Mademoiselle Plume Rouge
supported by 49 fans who also own “Resurrection: Kingdom Of Heaven”
Swiss experimental Music Duo. This is very dark as well as being very experimental. It took me a while to appreciate it. But, once you have given it time (please do, it really pays off!), it all fits together very well & is very consistent. The music frightens me slightly, it creates this oppressive atmosphere full of doom & foreboding in a way that I had never experienced before! Thanks MPR! Recommended!
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