Circuits hum and cauldrons bubble: moon musiq's Urban Graves for Feral Souls conjures witches, witchcraft, and magick, while Small Sounds for Small Bugs packs entire insect worlds into 30-second bursts. M.E.C.H.A. deploys a sonic maximizer to lobby for peace, and Drachenkampf weaves dark wave and italo disco through serpent mythology — all proceeds to MMIW USA. Kilmarth's Raw Nerve pairs a whispered voice against a wall of sound with no off-switch, and Raccoon Fink delivers John Carpenter-inspired horror synths that are "ridiculous and weird and catchy as heck."
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“This follow up to the debut album, Awaken The Androids is made almost entirely of collaboration tracks.”
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“wailing souls scream for eternity”
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“downtempo meets fragmented IDM, crafting a haunting soundtrack for lost digital memories.”
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“Witches, witchcraft, and magick.”
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“30-second tracks about bugs”
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“A tribute album to the film Decoder (1984)”
“M.E.C.H.A.'s sonic maximizer to lobby for peace.”
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“A tribute to Throbbing Gristle”
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“All proceeds go to mmiwusa.org”
“A benefit compilation for Travis D. Johnson consisting of ambient electronics and harsh noise walls”
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