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Put Hope In Future Days
05:02
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Wildness
03:38
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How The Sun Leaves
04:52
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Oram
03:02
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Whiteout
06:15
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Cold Moments Melt
04:23
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Great Panoptique Winter Adelaide, Australia
Jason Sweeney and Richard Adams started remotely collaborating back in 2011. Between them they have produced sprawling melancholy music in their various projects: Hood, Pretty Boy Crossover, Panoptique Electrical, The Declining Winter.
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Wildness”
i discovered this artist mainly because i liked the album artwork, and also in part, because bracken ave is the name of the street i lived on as a child. after i got through the opening track, which is a thick, atmospheric, down-tempo, electronic track, I was v surprised! though every track sounds completely different from the next, i find a variety of what i look for in separate artists, in this release. some quality stuff here.
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Lost Songs
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Wildness”
I don't have a record player, but I have The Declining Winter records.
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Hurled To The Curb
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Wildness”
I thoroughly enjoy this entire release. I have been a massive fan of Hood for well over a decade now, and I am so very grateful that you continue to put out music. I'm also grateful that I was able to cop the digital the day before my birthday. What a wonderful gift!
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Selected Jambient Works Vol. 1
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Move over, Midwestern emo: this is Southwestern ambient.
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Livetape (Bristol, April 2022)
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Live improvised album from the duo of William Yates (memotone) and Soroosh Khavari (Soosh), who drape guitars in gleaming ambient textures.
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Music Over Distance
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Wildness”
This comp is so varied and so consistently good track-to-track you frequently forget what you're listening to. Kind of like how music radio should be: frequently reaching for the controls/ whatever to find out who is performing the current track / ably mixing genres with quality being the main guideline. Nicely done.
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