Trip Hill Florence, Italy
∆ since 1995-2023 One-Man-Band ∆
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by The Space Spectrum
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Oh bliss and Heaven. It's probably a cliché to say that a perfectly suspended piece of art seems to have been created between the end and beginning of time. But it's also a cliché to say the same thing about a perfect summer's day too, I imagine. Lie back, close your eyes, and create a holiday memory. No sun lotion or bug repellent required.
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supported by 20 fans who also own “Bright spring”
This album is a dense, heavy, earth-shuddering expression of the trippier side of alternative. I really love how the sound engineering exemplifies the massive reverberating guitar chords and subterranean rumbling bass; in a droning, shoegazing way, the effervescent sound waves linger in the air, encompassing your brain in a thick aural miasma that's simultaneously crunchy and dreamlike.
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Wires Turned Sideways In Time
by Duncan Marquiss
Scottish artist swaddles ’70s krautrock grooves in guitar-based ambient, resulting in drone music that feels strangely featherlight.
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A moody, enveloping record from Zane Coppard, where dense and intricately crafted atmospheres cradle yearning vocals.
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Thirteen Exquisite Corpses (Arachnidiscs Recordings)
by THE BABEL ENSEMBLE
Seriously spooky songs mark the 200th release from Arachnidiscs—all of them improvised, all of them unsettling.
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Bowing Not Knowing To What
by It's Not Night: It's Space
supported by 20 fans who also own “Bright spring”
Heavy stoneresque instrumental jams to take you to the place where there is no beginning and no end—only the infinite now.
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