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Nathan D. Logos Dayton, Ohio
An amateur composer looking for musicians to play my music and fans to listen to it.
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Trippy and pschedelic piano improvs from Scott, which give the listener a small sense of what Pink Floyd (and other 60's/70's psych bands) might have sounded like after removing the rock n' roll elements from their music. The record player crackles is a fine inclusion too!
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Italian Post-Black Metal. This is in Italian & has some fantastic music & vocals. I love the range of the instruments used as well. I shall be digging into their back catalogue, that is for sure!. Recommended!
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The composer regularly blurs the lines between classical, jazz, and electronic music on his latest album.
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Moments Remixes
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There’s a quiet beauty to this remix album of compositions by Michael Vincent Waller, with contributions from JLin, Prefuse 73, & more.
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Thinking of Blue Almonds Part One
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The End of the Beginning
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From the album opener to the closing, you experience what I shall henceforth call GALACTIC synthwave due to its powerful sweeping analog synthesizer melodies, its thick meaty rhythms (no rinkydink sounding drum machines here), its fat, cosmic arpeggios, and of course its sometimes death-defying musical chord choices (listen to "New Beginnings"). Sonically expansive. Loud and conquering. Lovingly assembled. Beautifully produced.
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