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Compilation Vol. 1
by Mystery Circles
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A collection of sounds that are truly mesmerizing and soothing.
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If synths were ovens, this is would be one of your frequented all-night diners serving up tasty, quick meals to satisfy the appetite after leaving the club and on the way home (or equally, when you are already home and just have a craving for the house special appetizers and you call ahead for a pick up order).
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Really strong middle of the album. Later tracks are heavily beat-oriented. The album as a whole kind of has 3 sections (or maybe that's just me). Like many MC releases, there seems to be a pointed interest in short, direct tracks, only two tracks here over 4 minutes. Creating the maximum mood and narrative in the most efficient amount of time as possible. No noodling, no long intros. No waste.
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Between Waves
by The Album Leaf
On their sixth studio album, The Album Leaf flesh out their post-rock dynamics with ambient synths and keyboards, driving percussion, and swelling trumpets.
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This cinematic record is the latest from the group helmed by twins Klive and Nigel.
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New tunes sit next to remixes (including one by Devendra Banhart), plus a bonus 40-minute live performance.
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The meaning behind the album is beautiful. The diverse blend of instruments and sounds create a record that is astonishing–I'm a huge fan of these mixed elements.
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