needless art Johannesburg, South Africa
An assembler and collator of sounds. An aural sculpture. Amalgamator of audio bits and pieces.
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The ambient duo consisting of TALsound’s Natalie Chami and Matchess’ Whitney Johnson blurs the lines between analog and electronic.
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“Subway” moves from soothing ambient music to sharp avant-garde and back again, capturing the spirit of the titular train.
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Music for Modern Discourse
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This sprawling compilation unites 18 ambient and electronic artists for songs that hover like mysterious spacecrafts.
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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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Dream Forest
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Prismatic songs from this artist from Istanbul, which run pop structures through a kaleidoscope for a dazzling final product.
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Multi-instrumentalist/composer/sound designer Conrad Praetzel delivers an album full of dense and richly textured ambient music.
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