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Ganymede
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Miron
13:09
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Pig on the Fly
10:20
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Return from Ganymede
14:24
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Graham McArthur Adelaide, Australia
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Wow! This work will now be one of my favorites. A warm, serene, joyous and harmonious atmosphere, something "juvenile", like a child's eyes that sees nature for the first time! Wonderful drones, shimmering like ribbons of green satin that undulate in a succession of ways, birds that splash and scream, bumblebee who struggle in the grass at the passage of the lawn tractor. And this sun shining between the leaves that quiver! It's MAJOR!
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Exceptional, peaceful, intelligent - as always. The music of the heavens. Jaja's music is like a radio-telescope delivering to us epic songs from the sky.
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The aptly-named Hauntings write songs that are sinister and moody—the seconds in a horror film right before the jump scare.
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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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Dream Forest
by Ali and the Clouds
Prismatic songs from this artist from Istanbul, which run pop structures through a kaleidoscope for a dazzling final product.
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Quiet, serene and compelling album which brings me to the day-dreaming state. Balancing on the border of the despair and communion. As good as legendary "Structures from Silence" album by Steve Roach.
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