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Monorail Trespassing Los Angeles, California
Established in 1999, and active since 2001, Monorail is a record label dealing in highly individual and considered forms of experimental music -- not limited to, but including harsh noise, sound collage, ambient, drone, and electro-acoustic musics.
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"Forever" (NRR84)
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"Biqui" (NRR70)
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Heard some of this on YT - came straight over here and purchased it. Such a beautiful release, can't pick a favourite! So glad I discovered this artist!
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"Glacial Lake" (NRR87)
by Kjostad
supported by 11 fans who also own “Prisms in Dalliance”
A combination of field recordings and harsh noise that focuses our attention on nature's absolute power and indifference to the individual, making what we'd ordinarily see as serene seem more like a monumental death machine. Which, in fact, it more or less is.
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An introspective record that fuses post-rock, shoegaze and ambient synth patches into a seamless array of shimmering soundscapes.
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Une harmonie invisible
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Olympic nightingale, from New Delhi, is a one-man project that creates ominous and harrowing soundscapes from brutally distorted samples.
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Influenced by music of the Pacific Northwest, drowse riffs on detachment, memory and the relationship to "self."
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"Summer Veil" (NRR118)
by Forest Management
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Summer veil is in the detail. Evocational, is that a word?
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