Black Box Recordings England, UK
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Think better than good audio. This is beyond good. Bad ass is more like it. There is a dark force to this album that I really relate to. Like a caged lion pacing back and forth, trying to break free and tear shit up. There's a lot of emotion in those brain shaking bass lines and glitchy samples. Pretty sure I hear Hendrix on Like Noise for Silence, which makes me love it even more. Great album.
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Leftover Sound Therapy
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Nothing Will Ever Be the Way It Was
by Think Good Audio
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This album comes on like the urban landscape outside the windows of so many in the current state of the world - as if we are finding new ways to look at the once familiar places, before so filled with life - now a sad emptiness fills the streets. Feelings of paranoia, confusion, and uncertainty nestled into grooves that somehow feel relaxing and soothing rather than despairing. By the end, you realize these windows you see through are on a train, to a better place.
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23 Bluebird St., Velo-City (Remastered 2021)
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The 2006 LP by Japanese experimental pop outfit Antennasia, a dreamy and airy affair, gets a remaster and re-release.
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Transatlantic 5-piece releases sun-kissed indie sounds (on yellow cassette). Currently a Bandcamp exclusive.
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Two Cares Due None
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This lustrous analog synth LP from the Toronto trio is their first film soundtrack, aiming to capture the alchemy of creativity.
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Abnormal Paradise
by Think Good Audio
supported by 4 fans who also own “We Go Ape-bit (feat. Baal + Belial)”
This album is a paradise of sound. Well crafted and beautiful. You could get lost in any Think Good Audio album, and we suggest you do, but Abnormal Paradise proves itself time and again when we hit play. Very glad to own this.
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