Connective Zone Lincoln, UK
Connective Zone Graham Sims and Simon Button Electronic music duo from the UK, formed in Lincoln in the early 90’s
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Sea Breeza”
Favourite track would change with each listen, truly beautiful emotive techno from a great era ❤️
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A welcome return from stasis, really loving Of All The World's, I'm over the moon and beyond the stars to know this is a thing and to have Nuron back, among the chaos we're in good times for music
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Sea Breeza”
A truly remarkable album! I'd like to add that this is one of very few albums that I think truly sound better on vinyl, as it only enhances the intended experience. Every little bit seeps with atmosphere, like watching a dystopian, heavily grainy, space movie with ships surveying distant planets. That goes for the artwork as well, to which I'm sure everyone can agree, is the perfect marriage of both sound and visualization. Here's to hoping there'll be a 2846!
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Gently drifting techno where every element is soft focus and rippling around the edges, save for the sharp, crackling rhythms.
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the art of being empty
by santpoort
A record about “accepting emotional and rational void,” “the art of being empty” is billowing, feather-light pop at its finest.
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DJ/producer Yarni and printmaker John Pedder swapped visual and sonic influences for this EP of tactile, highly detailed electronic music.
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Asphyx
by Sterac aka Steve Rachmad
supported by 12 fans who also own “Sea Breeza”
Lovely vibe and moodyness. Absolutely adorable realease!
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