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The Cave
07:27
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2. |
Turmoil of Materiality
10:16
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3. |
Astrosome
09:42
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Hypnagogia
07:12
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5. |
Eye of the Storm
06:52
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6. |
These Beautiful Lights
06:33
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Elementare Italy
Rose-croix mystic exploring sound design and sonic landscapes of spiritual liberation.
All music created primarily with eurorack modular and recorded as live performances.
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From the always-excellent label Past Inside the Present comes this stunning work of sustained tone and timbre. Gorgeous.
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An unique compilation derived from a period of isolation in which all these great musicians and sound enthusiasts were able to experiment and create unique tunes to let the mind wander off into blissful oblivion.
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