Category: Review
Recommendations to music releases I like. Each review features track descriptions of my favourite tracks. A download link can be found at the bottom of each posting.
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Tobias Borelius – [2011] Du känner mig för väl, farväl
Swedish indie pop. Vocal vocals, acoustic and slightly synthy sound.
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Tunguska Electronic Music Society – [2011] Tunguska Chillout Grooves, Volume 7
Excellent ambient compilation. Many artists collaborate in this long-standing series of relaxing electronica albums.
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Marco Trovatello – [2018] Not At All
Musical guitar-focused post rock. Spacy in more than one sense.
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Qk – [2009] 415
Meditative tech house. Long loops, straight beats, simple two-chord harmonies. Great background music.
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Revolution Void – [2006] Increase the Dosage
Groovy relaxed vibes. Electronically produced jam sessions.
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Mosaik – [2004] Minutes
Classic netaudio electronica. Still sounding fresh after well over a decade.
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Boxing Fox – [2009] The Shepherd Hates Us
Fun indie ska rock. German band, faux tropical sound, with an air of punk.
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Various Artists – [2011] Quaking Stars
Manifesto of a dead netlabel. Long live Starquake!
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The Dots – [2006] The Dots
Rough indie rock & roll. Simple, straight-up songs without bells & whistles, but with guitar & drums.
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AKU – [2010] Insomnia
Unforgiving hard trance. Take upeat house, remove unecessary vocals, keep just the beats.
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Fellirium – [2017] Bill A & 24/7
Ambient acoustic guitar. Very musical 2 track EP.
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Demetr – [2016] Different View Of The World
Hard retro synth. Sounds like early 90s dark underground faux disco.
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Sokio – [2009] Columbia Remixes
Columbian Tech House remixes. Close to 90 minutes of danceable tracks.
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Various Artists – [2017] Music for Sputnik-1 Vol. 1
Oldschool future sounds. Slight similarities with the original Blade Runner soundtrack.
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Mikk Rebane – [2017] Deviations
Juicy electronica bleeps. Sound like fresh orange juice, familiar yet fresh.