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Another Tomorrow
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Structure And Analysis
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Frozen Tinctures
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Gefangen
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Blurry Sharpness
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Atari Funk Consoles
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The Basement Upstairs
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The Orange In The Grey
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Blanket Of The Dark
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Flicker The Light
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To Scare The Horses
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Edge Of The Night
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Future's End
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Pistolero Rides Again
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Across The State Line
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Intro
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It Should Be Dark
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Pistolero Goes To Hell
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Rupert Lally/Espen J. Jörgensen Norway
A collaboration between Swiss/English electronic musician & sound designer, Rupert Lally; and Norwegian electronic artist and filmmaker, Espen J. Jörgensen
Rupert Lally/Espen J. Jörgensen recommends:
The Album that inspired the Espen/Rupert collaboration: The album has a more acoustic sound than the overtly electronic sound of "Body Synthetic" but retains Rupert's gift for melody and texture.
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The Body Synthetic
by Rupert Lally
Unashamedly Electronic and glitchy, this album is dripping with analog synths. It includes a collaboration with SFT and a beautiful semi-symphony in the form of "Sunlight catches the desert's edge"
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Similar in sound to his work with Espen, Rupert's 2014 album mixes synths and guitars along with recordings of his late father's voice, to create an album about loss and rebirth.
go to albumIf you like Rupert Lally/Espen J. Jörgensen, you may also like:
Minecraft - Volume Beta
by C418
supported by 4 fans who also own “Rebuild: Gangs Of Deadsville O.S.T.”
W soundtrack. Got both Alpha and Beta vinyls to support the lovely music that shaped my childhood and to support its talented creator!
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Minecraft - Volume Alpha
by C418
supported by 4 fans who also own “Rebuild: Gangs Of Deadsville O.S.T.”
It's childhood. It's a beautiful soundtrack. It's nostalgia. It's still getting jumpscared by cave noises at 2AM, because you're still playing this damn game 10 years later. It's Minecraft!
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Noise maestro Stromboli creates haunting industrial atmospheres with a visceral feel.
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