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Where The Ferns Are
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Weeping Willow
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Dreams of Wisteria
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Yoko Denver, Colorado
I strive to recreate the realms that exist in my own head, and mold them into sound.
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Completely atypical style and genre under the direction of several producers putting their talents and skills offering some different dubstep, bass & hiphop music giving a breathtaking result. Thank you Charlesthefirst & your friends for this awesome & amazing trip.
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I don't need the members of any community discarded and body othered as a bitch, thanks of the trees for helping me realize there's no point in bass music that I need to hear someone slip the word into my eardrum. cya.
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I can't stop listening to this album. It's so good. So many different amazing songs. Yheti can turn such small amounts of time into massive complex journeys. Signals from above grew on me over time a great deal and I think that is always a special and mysterious thing.
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Oliver Rhodes, aka Paracusia, captures a spectrum of moods from dreamy nostalgia to wiry anxiety on this EP of highly textural bass music.
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Unique Technologies
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These five giddy, bass-heavy dance tracks mark the label Fast Castle’s first foray into vinyl.
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