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Shymee Shymee
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Paging Dr. Bill
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Pan Fry the Flute
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Mina Grandmina
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Queztal Kick
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Ovaltine Murderer
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Jeff Flood Express
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Noche de Harlaut
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Ursala
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Take'N'Bake
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I keep playing and playing this over and over again. Sometimes more often than others but I always seem to come back for that inner geometric reset of the hologram 👽I feel like I’m listening to the best representation of light = electricity = what we are 🙌 been following David’s story for 20+ since London days. There’s no fav one for me, the geometry comes full circle and it’s perfect! The joy is in the mystery my fellow beings ☀️
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omg, this is awesome! i have been a huge tipper fan a long time, albums like broken soul jamboree & forward escape are rare electronic masterpieces. i have listen to this more than 100 times and i can detect always more layers...so ful of details in the background...a class of it's own, music and production are not from this world!
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Glacial Medicine (Deluxe)
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Composed over the last three years, and honed live on stage, “Glacial Medicine” is bursting with wonderfully warped and dreamlike beats.
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Left Behind (feat. Lalin St. Juste)
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The latest from Asta Hiroki consists of wonderfully low-lit songs that hover between R&B and ambient music.
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I don't need the members of any community discarded and body othered as a bitch, thanks of the trees for helping me realize there's no point in bass music that I need to hear someone slip the word into my eardrum. cya.
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