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The fifth element
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Sublunary sphere
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Invisible visible
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Paradigm shift
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Miasma
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Rf testing
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Unexplained Sounds Group Italy
Global Network of Aural Disorientation curated by Raffaele Pezzella
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reversealignment.bandcamp.com
zerok.bandcamp.com
therecognitiontest.bandcamp.com
sonologyst.bandcamp.com
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A dive in Lovecraft’s universe. From Dark to experimental and ritual ambient all at the highest level possible, for a unforgettable trip in madness and darkness.
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A chilling collection of All Hallows’s Eve horrorphonia, a little something touched with a hauntologists bleakness and certainly ripe for companion listening with similar audio manifestations.
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Shortwave Spectrum
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Sonologyst is hard to label as one particular music style –except experimental or avant-garde, but that’s probably also a style or at least a different approach in dealing with music.
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The entirety of this album outs me in a unique mood, thanks to the general concept and absolutely authentic and unique way Sonologyst creates its own environment. Very nice production, creative noises that do have their place in the world of music. This is brilliant and moves my mind.
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Paradise Lost is first and foremost an enjoyable listen. His techniques seem to have improved since his debut, In The World of the Anesthetist. Following the narrative of a tried and true classic, like Paradise Lost by John Milton, gives Hezaliel room to build a story with more details that are able to be understood immediately by the average listener. Read the review at This Is Darkness: https://wp.me/p8wD9U-Gk
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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