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Nocturnal Emissions Cornwall, UK
Nocturnal Emissions' Nigel Ayers has continued to work with a strong underground of cult support, avoiding music industry fashions, and following his own creative path he concentrated on creating a strong sense of a wilderness identity through sound.
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Headcrack
by Controlled Bleeding
supported by 5 fans who also own “Dyskinesia”
This remaster turns this set of songs into a completely new experience for me. An absolute revelation.
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Hear the ROAR of Mountains
by various
supported by 5 fans who also own “Dyskinesia”
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City Slab Horror
by Severed Heads
supported by 5 fans who also own “Dyskinesia”
this is revelatory. so much great work in here. archived perfectly.
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Blue Coat, Red Dress EP
by Kilig
Clattering textures and intoxicating loops abound on the latest EP from London producer Kilig.
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MAYa & Tolga Baklacioglu - Kına
by MAYa & Tolga Baklacioglu
NYC artist MAYa and Turkish producer Tolga Baklacioglu team up, making experimental atmospheric techno with deeply personal aspects.
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Recalcitrance
by Matthijs Kouw & Gagi Petrovic
Experimentalists Matthijs Jouw & Gagi Petrovic get metaphysical on this split LP interpreting shared source sounds to differing ends.
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Bad Mood Guy
by Severed Heads
supported by 4 fans who also own “Dyskinesia”
Favorite: 'Goodbye Tonsils' from Bulkhead Discovered Severed Heads in mid-1980 when I followed Tom Ellard's name from Skinny Puppy's "Assimilate (R-23)". My copies are the CDs with Steven Gilmore's art (who also created classic Skinny Puppy covers - 1987 CFAM the best). The track "Hot With Fleas" has nostalgic value. Since I own the CDs, why buy these again? Simply to support the band...
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