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Close your eyes and follow the signal: Willebrant's The Coming Rains EP conjures meditative evenings with soft pedal piano, fretless bass, and field recordings across Australia and India, while insectarium's Irrwisch lures you into fog-laden elemental soundscapes where the old ways still watch. Nicola Olla's Threefold weaves warmth and roughness across three 20-minute movements composed for a Sardinian museum exhibition, and Tel Quel's Decaying Lull charts a descent from glitchy industrial percussion into deep ambient drift recorded in Japan's Yoshino Kumano National Park. Taylor Nuttall's This is not a simulation? transforms Gare Du Nord field recordings into surreal, glitchy electronic soundscape, and The Black Cube's Thing Thing No Gap keeps the edges raw with dirty breakbeats, drones, and analogue nastiness.
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