Dominique Cyprès Bolton, Connecticut
Student of synth, connoisseur of warm analog sounds, and jack of all trades.
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MUNYA has perfected an uncanny blend of fuzzy acid rock instrumentals withí almost-breathless, high-flying vocals. Mesmerizing.
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Nobody Lives Here Anymore
by Cut Worms
I've described the sound of some of this album's tracks as "like being haunted by the Everly Brothers," but it doesn't really do justice to how fresh Cut Worms sounds. A whole other mood of country.
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Chassol pioneers a mind-blowing technique called "ultrascore," where he layers jazz instrumentals atop found sound and field recordings, highlighting the melodies of speech and street music.
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Sunken in the same place
by Brady Matteson
Electronic textures wax and wane on the haunting new album from Brady Matteson, beautifully unnerving.
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Thousand Year Waves
by Night Gestalt
Moody and moving experimental music from Sweden, where songs evolve out of haunting, sustained tones.
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Dream Interpretation
by Kazuya Nagaya
Spacey ambient that mirrors the messy, liminal world of sleep-consciousness.
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