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Entasis
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Sunburnt Under The Eyes
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Black Oak Fires
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Calico II
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Headwound Garland
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In Rust
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Smoke Farm
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Brian Grainger Dayton, Ohio
Drone music, warm atmosphere and textural ephemera for the working man.
I also release music as Milieu milieumusic.bandcamp.com and Coppice Halifax coppicehalifax.bandcamp.com
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My DEEP EARTH series, comprised of darkroom improvisations recorded without computers, live on analog and digital equipment. Time pulses out of focus.
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Slowly unfurling ambient music, wafting from foggy guitars, orchestral tape loops and a humming vintage organ. Pollock shooting off fireworks for phosphene weather.
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Night's Moisture
by Coppice Halifax
A six-hour ambient tapestry, with subtle dub techno undercurrents. Created for the exact length of time my newborn daughter was finally sleeping through the night at the time.
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Pawleys Island
by Coppice Halifax
supported by 9 fans who also own “Workingman's Drone Series”
Listen to Pawleys Island if you are reading this in 2020; the ideal album illuminating an introspective of introversion.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Workingman's Drone Series”
Goddamn if this isn't the most gorgeous thing I ever did hear
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sometime after two, somewhere else
by mHz
A longform drone piece from New Zealand sound sculptor Mo H. Zareel plays subtly with listeners' perceptions as its layers unfold.
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