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DumpStack
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fuk.wav
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Braindeath
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Eurojank
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clap
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You go to clap but when your hands connect the wrong sound comes out.
You try to recreate the incident, but it’s no use.
No matter how many times you try your hands just keep clapping, but you keep trying.
You gradually lose interest in other things.
'Let me show you,' you reply when people around you express their concern.
‘Just... hold on, I’ll show you.' Your feeble insistence, repeated so often.
People stop calling you.
People stop visiting you.
As you sit in your room clapping, hoping this time…
You start to forget words.
Every sound you know gets replaced by the *clap, clap, clap* you’re making.
The incident never happens again.
You die, regrettably young. And the exceedingly small crowd that gathers at your funeral stands there applauding for a reason no one knows.
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I'll Be On The Colonnade
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Robbie Elizee recommends:
An empty bliss beyond this World
by The Caretaker
a wonderful concept. eerily beautiful. my personal favorite caretaker album.
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you'll be hard-pressed to find a band that does the math/post-rock thing better than Toe, and For Long Tomorrow is the perfect little mix of everything this band does so unbelievably well.
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Yesterday, This Would've Meant So Much To Us
by Tape Loop Orchestra
Tape Loop Orchestra is always tops. seriously -- everything this guy does is gorgeous. this album is 22 minutes of pure, textured bliss.
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Ufology is archaic prose by way of sound. It is not unlike a collection of unfiltered Brothers Grim stories, which in this case, revolve around UFO mythoses. Each passage unfolds much like folk tales told around the summer camp fire in some dense alpine forest, wearing your sense of speculation down the further you listen, until you finally start to look around your dark surroundings and up to the sky for what may or may not be there.
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Beautiful, carefully constructed ambient reflection on decay and loss from Portland producer Graintable; each track has its own life cycle.
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Deep ambient tracks that feel like swimming down into the ocean, light fading and marvelous new worlds appearing.
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