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Stoned To Death Czechia
STONED TO DEATH records
Est. 2012 in Pardubice, Czech
Republic
Owned and currated by half dozen of dirty weed smoking beer drinking krautrockin bears!
Focus: Czech underground / experimental / avantgarde scene. With quite frequent detours into worldwide ug.
Comtact: seekharbor@gmail.com
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What a talent Laura Luna Castillo is. The mix between degraded, ambient sounds, juxtaposed with almost brittle modular synth pulses is other-worldly and completely immersive. I bought this straight after buying Folksonomies. Gobbling this stuff up, Love it.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “V rašelině”
Definitely written at a bit more of a mentally positive moment than the jaggedly charming album 'Slump.' 'Vent' wins me over with its warm, timid melodies and lush long-form layouts. Giving me plenty of time to lose my way and find it again. So glad to have found the works of Score!
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supported by 5 fans who also own “V rašelině”
The clean singing on Silva Obscura was unexpected. It fits well and enhances the overall song.
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This collection of studio and live pieces from 2016-2020 highlights synth maestro Papiro's playful, psychedelic side.
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Amselysen pulls at the edges of pop and club music, taffy-like, to create these sugary, warped, fascinating experimental confections.
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Klahrk & KAVARI explore club music at its most tense and unnerving on this harsh but fascinating LP on Genot Centre.
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Music from Saharan WhatsApp 04
by Alkibar Junior
supported by 5 fans who also own “V rašelině”
the first track is what you mostly would expect out of the so called "saharan blues". the rest of the ep is more relaxed, and not afraid to offer different vibes to the listener.
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