Subcontinental Records India
India's first Experimental music label featuring Aural Sonic
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Ambient, Electronic, IDM, Dub, Techno, Drum n Bass, New Jazz, Extreme Metal, Noise, experimental music and more.
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Music Of Our Times
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This recording can move the listener beyond the world of piano and guitar. Pay close attention and hear what is taking place here with these musicians and you too will be moved.
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TRUCE 2
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Sun Day (feat. Cuong Vu & Eraldo Bernocchi)”
When Messieurs Reuter, Trentini & Sirkis offer truce, you better comply... Again, a cathartic experience best to be listened on good equipment and the proper dedication. Great musicianship and appropiately delivered in 24/96 HD quality!
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Sunken in the same place
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Electronic textures wax and wane on the haunting new album from Brady Matteson, beautifully unnerving.
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Thousand Year Waves
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Moody and moving experimental music from Sweden, where songs evolve out of haunting, sustained tones.
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From Massachusetts, Dominique Cyprès delivers elegant instrumental synth music with melodies that quietly and beautifully unfold.
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Tales From The Dreaming City (HD)
by Mark Wingfield
supported by 10 fans who also own “Sun Day (feat. Cuong Vu & Eraldo Bernocchi)”
Mark Wingfield is always recommended listening for fans of Jazz or Fusion guitar (among the names usually dropped you'll find Alan Holdsworth, Terje Rypdal, Pat Metheny). Nevertheless, this isn't just pure Jazz. I seem to hear more traces of progressive rock than in his other recordings, but probably that's just an early impression...
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