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Abundance
04:53
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For Voice I
00:58
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Pärlan
02:43
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Interlute
02:07
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Momentary Harmony
03:28
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Aero
02:43
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Intermission
01:37
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Punes
03:07
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Separate Thoughts
02:13
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Korall
07:00
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Feathers
01:11
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Vagga till sömns
03:17
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For Voice II
01:44
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Recital Glendale, California
Founded in 2012 by Sean McCann.
Focusing on abstract and beautiful music.
Sometimes just one of those things and sometimes both of those things.
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by claire rousay
Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 44 fans who also own “Momentary Harmony”
Probably the greatest album of all time. A groundbreaking 6 and 1/2 hours of the musical progression of dementia. Truly beautiful and utterly terrifying. It makes you appreciate your sanity and life so much more after listening.
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Cantus, Descant
by Sarah Davachi
supported by 42 fans who also own “Momentary Harmony”
Eerie, expansive, and breathtaking. This is ambient drone on an epic scale. The effect that some of these pieces have when they abruptly end is shattering -- these sounds become a part of your consciousness, and when they drop away, you're left in silence more intense than you've ever felt.
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Beaver Creek
by Jeff Curtis
These banjo instrumentals were recorded outside at night, so the backdrop is full of cricket songs—the perfect accompaniment.
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Second Wave
by Various Artist
This compilation of electronic music sticks to the shadowy corners, assembling artists who write evocative songs in a darker hue.
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Hyakki Yako 百鬼夜行 ひゃっきやぎょう
by Yoyogi Koen 代々木公園
Producer Yoyogi Koen takes inspiration from five demons from Japanese folklore, creating spooky, surreal soundscapes for them to inhabit.
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everything perfect is already here
by claire rousay
supported by 39 fans who also own “Momentary Harmony”
I have to admit I'm a bit late to claire rousay's works (having only heard a few of her pieces prior to this), but this album is really special. While brief in runtime, its hypnotic combination of field recordings, string sections, and voice notes feels unresolved emotionally yet wholly realized as a bed of compelling sounds. Strikingly beautiful atmospheres on this one, and I look forward to going back and seeing what I've missed out on in rousay's oeuvre.
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