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Fading Remnant of Home
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Hibernation Theory
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Whispered Connections
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Thurston O'Shaunnassy Adelaide, Australia
Bringing to life the sounds from inside my head through Ambient and Downtempo styles.
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Interstellar Encounters
by X-Orbital
supported by 7 fans who also own “Echoes of Silence”
such a pleasurable listen and I highly recommend... every piece a gem and therefore difficult to single out a favourite
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Echoes of Silence”
Love the atmosphere of the whole album and in particular Nihonium. Great work Andy.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Echoes of Silence”
Tracks 3, 5, and 10 are absolutely haunting. Straight from the soul. A perfect Yin/Yang of light and darkness. Very contemplative.
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Dresden artist Søjus1 explores the shadowy end of electronic music, in songs rich in ambiance and texture.
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Deeply enigmatic synth songs that feel like they should be piped into a far-off spacecraft.
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WHAT IS HIDDEN
by stefan weglowski
Polish composer Stefan Weglowski created this absorbing, unsettling, atmospheric set for an art exhibition by Bartek Arobal Kociemba.
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The Ballet Of The Universe
by X-Orbital
supported by 5 fans who also own “Echoes of Silence”
In the profound obscurity of the cosmos, where cosmic echoes murmur secrets, a mesmerizing performance unfolds, as celestial bodies engage in a mysterious dance beneath the expansive veil of the star-laden sky, each entity playing its role in an enigmatic ballet of existence, from the haunting waltz of dark matter to the fiery explosions of supernovae, leaving behind a celestial canvas woven with stardust and cosmic despair.
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