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Frédéric Dutertre Normandy, France
::::artist, musician, composer, sound engineer::::
::::sound poetry, electroacoustic, noise, sound art, experimental & electronic music, digital art::::
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Cresta
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Sounds Of Survival From Ukrainian Underground
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All proceeds from this compilation of spaced out sounds from underground Ukrainian musicians go to support the artists and their families.
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The self-described “SpongeBobs of Belgian jazz” balance lush beds of synth with knotty instrumentation.
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Along a Vanishing Plane
by Christopher Tignor
An album written to help listeners find peace in a noisy world, “Along a Vanishing Plane” delivers on its promise.
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French poet Messyl offers work in the tradition of the Beat Generation over atmospheric experimental rock from Wolf City.
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Amselysen pulls at the edges of pop and club music, taffy-like, to create these sugary, warped, fascinating experimental confections.
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ANTHOLOGIA 01
by Moor Mother and Olof Melander
A surprise new release from Moor Mother and Olof Melander fuses free jazz to synth experimentalism to hypnotic effect.
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