Tag: CCBYNCND25
Creative Commons license Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.5.
It allows sharing, i.e. copying and redistributing the material (music), in any medium or format under three conditions: Attribution (name and link to the creator and license), NonCommercial (no non-private use) and NoDerivatives (no remixes, transformations, ..).
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Various Artists – [2006] An Hour Of EMCradio
Sour popsicle assortment of fruity music ranging from dance to weird.
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Motionfield – [2005] Music for Pictures
Acoustic landscape paintings. 4 variations on their themes, smooth and cold, yet warm at the same time.
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Various Artists – [2005] We Are Bevlar 2
Lavish dance tracks. Old-school underground house from the ’00s.
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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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Psilodump – [2005] The Night I Lost You All You All
Netlabels come and go, artists stay. This gem of a release was originally released at now defunct label Candy Mind. Its site is offline, domain gone, yet thanks to archives, we can still enjoy its original releases. In this case, though, the artist has salvaged their releases on BandCamp (and added many more over the…
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Emerald Park – [2011] Reality Bites EP
Radio-compatible guitar pop rock. Three relaxed songs from Sweden.
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Galavis – [2012] Not Enough
Simple dancefloor loops. Not winning awards for subtlety, this EP knows how to create catchy loops.
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JT Bruce – [2005] Anomalous Material
Instrumental progressive rock at its best. This over 10 year old album by JT Bruce contains just over one hour of meticulously produced music. No lyrics, but attention to detail throughout the 16 tracks. If you like this classic, you might also enjoy his 2015 release Vandal of Fortune (Jamendo).
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Various Artists – [2006] These Boots Are Made For Stomping
Reference for Goa & Psy Trance compilations. Monotonous? Yes. Endless beets? Absolutely. Simplistic harmonies? Very much so! If you can with these “deficiencies” of the genre, this release will be an enjoyable ride for your ears. While the music does not offer too much detail to the conscious listener, but is great for recreational, background…
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The Additive – [2010] The Additive
Edgy techno dance music. Berlin artist Addictive is brought to us by the renowned Italian techno netlabel Sostanze Records. 7 tracks, each more than 5 minutes long, speak for themselves: endless beats and slow transitions.
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Iambic² – [2007] Under These Stars, We’ll Sleep Again
Electronic piano ambient. A smash-hit, considering that it is a forerunner for a niche genre with a niche publishing model in 2007.
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Leon Somov, Jazzu – [2008] Offline Remixed
Essential IDM remix album. Timeless classic with carefully produced soundscapes.