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Ye Halls
00:41
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Kuhu
02:08
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Attrition
00:42
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Barratry
00:07
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Neznan
00:54
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Crystallum Petram
00:11
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Baikor
00:32
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Buṛā bana
00:48
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Sakura (Piano)
00:04
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Fully Responsible
00:23
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11. |
Retiriĝi Du
00:07
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12. |
Có Thể Thoát
00:22
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13. |
Junun Al'asir
00:25
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Aistiqal
00:45
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Ultimum Defectum
00:41
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RANARC
strange vignettes, fleeting and amorphous, of other places, other times
stream of
consciousness concept albums in the span of a couple minutes
Starts and stops, as if the spaces hold more weight than the notes
Music from the ends of worlds.
... more
RANARC recommends:
The Rising Of The Lights
by William D Drake
Thoughtful and weird alternative music from former CARDIACS keyman that's not afraid to delve into neoclassical, baroque, or even plain ol' pop music. Quirkiness abounds.
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Home Of The Newly Departed
by Knifeworld
Another member of the CARDIACS family- Fronted by Kavus Torabi (of GONG, THE MONSOON BASSOON, and GUAPO) their music delves between psychedelia, funk, and prog/pop/math with deft skill.
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Masterful experimental prog from SECRET CHIEFS 3/MAUDLIN OF THE WELL's Toby Driver that ranges a huge gamut of musical spectrums. Incredible diversity and feeling. Highly recommended.
go to albumIf you like RANARC, you may also like:
Lost on the soft edge
by Fifth Botanist
Texas oceanographer Daniel C. O. Thornton weaves field recordings into his shimmering ambient tracks to create absorbing sound collages.
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Purposely scaled-back electronic music, “Intruder” is all about the texture of a few pieces of gear playing off one another.
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The long-running NYC group's full-length debut explores the various guises of minimalism in music, from Krautrock to post-rock.
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