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Future Romans call themselves “experimental slow-wave pop,” and the name is fitting; their songs are delicate and drifting and beautiful.
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The second LP from Kuedo feels like the soundtrack for future-noir, with rippling, uneasy synths and steadily-increasing tension.
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What The Ocean Is Like At Night
by Rob Byrd
Wonderfully spectral guitar songs from Rob Byrd have the subtlety and beauty of the quiet parts of post-rock songs, all tension and mood.
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If We Seek With Intent
by René G. Boscio
Glowing melodic synth sequences meet jagged noise and other industrial textures on this new LP by soundtrack composer René G. Boscio.
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Slow-building, intense, and eerie dark ambient from this Australian group that captures a sense of lurking dread.
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Members of the Philly punk, experimental, and classical scenes come together for dreamy, Bill Frissell-esque folk improvisations.
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WITCH HOTEL O.S.T
by ACQUISITIONS
As you might guess from the title, this is strange and eerie synth music meant to conjure a mystical film where all is not what it seems.
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