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Mystical Sun San Francisco, California
Mystical Sun
music producer of ambient, psybient and downtempo sonic worlds. The sound could
be described as a deep tone emanating from a radio transmitter in a parallel universe. The function of this music is to experience sonorous atmospheres and imaginations.
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Derelicts
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supported by 22 fans who also own “Volcanoes and U.F.O.'s Nine”
Chill, relaxed, patterns and riffs to meditate too.
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The 4 Horsemen Of The Electrocalypse: The Red Horse
by Bluetech
supported by 13 fans who also own “Volcanoes and U.F.O.'s Nine”
It's like aural strawberries and Champagne. Everything tingles : )
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Volcanoes and U.F.O.'s Nine”
'Solar Fields' 'Ourdom' skillfully blends ambient and electronic elements for a captivating Mirror's Edge like journey. 'Daylight Carrier' elevates with its tones, while 'Joshua's Shop' dives into creative depths sparking curiosity. The tracks, coupled with compelling cover art, makes 'Ourdom' an essential, transformative ambient musical journey.
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Klartraum - Liquid Dreams II [Psybient Album]
by Klartraum
This Bandcamp exclusive comes complete with a head-spinning background story (check the album notes) and eerie electronics.
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Klartraum - liquid dreams I [Psybient Album]
by Klartraum, Nadja Lind, Helmut Ebritsch
Expansive 15+-minute psydub that settles in like mist over the ocean, creating wonderfully moody atmospheres.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio May 7, 2019
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The 4 Horsemen Of The Electrocalypse: The Black Horse
by Bluetech
supported by 12 fans who also own “Volcanoes and U.F.O.'s Nine”
My favorite among the Four Horsemen series. Bluetech's usual atmospheric rhythms, plus a pretty good use of melody
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