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Johan Tronestam is another great discovery on Bandcamp! With this album he has created a very programmatic, rhythmically accented, melodic and easily accessible yet high quality musical storytelling drama - instrumental synth pop at its very best!! I enjoy every single of these tracks - give it a try, too!
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something about the notes and the progression of these songs speak to me in a way I haven't yet known from any other artist.
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OVER THERE
by Sequentia Legenda
supported by 7 fans who also own “Lord Of Lights”
Яркий и одновременно таинственный, волнующий, погружающий в грёзы альбом, заставляющий биться моё сердце чаще. Слушаю, затаив дыхание! Это определенно должно быть в коллекции любителей электронной музыки и "Берлинской школы". Все треки очень хороши, но для меня самый-самый - MIND LAKE!
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A compelling mix of acid jazz, psychedelic rock, and downtempo grooves make for a uniquely funky listening experience.
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To Dream is to Forget
by Hidden Orchestra
Composer Joe Acheson's "imagined orchestra" creates highly detailed soundscapes replete with sounds both organic and synthesized.
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The French jazz quartet incorporates the sounds of soul, rock, and electronica on their latest album.
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AU REVOIR by Sequentia Legenda exclusive version
by Sequentia Legenda
supported by 7 fans who also own “Lord Of Lights”
This track is amazing. There's only one thing, that I miss and would like to hear in maybe the next album ... more choirs. The squencing is great, but with choirs like on Schulze's "Body Love" this artist will be the next Klaus Schulze
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