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believing in the remedial peculiarities of music, our dear friend, the medic proffers audio anesthetics, melodic medicines, and all other manner of aural tinctures, gauzes and balms found in her kit to those in need of palliative care
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no album quite understands the ever-teetering balance between rapture and grief that love in all its forms straddles. how delicate the most powerful bond we can form with others can be
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blurred, dreamy washes of searing shoegaze guitar dissolving into glittering glitch particles. hauntingly heartbreaking vocal performance by david sylvian featured on "transit"
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LOVE IS A STREAM (2020 Edition)
by JEFRE CANTU-LEDESMA
severed from all by a blissful, opioid-like haze, a true full body experience that rewards both relinquishing one's self to the sound and deeper listening into the clouds to find surprising details
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chill music i like it!
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Corelli Recomposed by Elijax “La Follia” op. 5 no. 12
by Elijax
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A really nice mix of synths and classical instruments. The repetitiveness/variations of the same theme is a great peek into an aspect of composing that we don't often think about: The music we love and listen to every day might have ended up being (very) different. It just happened to be what it is, although several outcomes were possible when the artist set out on the creative journey.
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The new LP from Gregor Dys uses modular synths and samples to evoke the idea of memory, each hazy, beautiful song conjuring a specific mood.
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