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Clyde Shelton Redlands, California
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Obscure Means”
One of the best modern electronic albums I've ever heard. This falls under the genre Com Truise coined as "Mid-Fi Synthwave Slow-Motion Funk" and just nails that vibe while being totally original.Killer sound design and compositions, I wish some songs would never end!These tracks make me feel like I'm escaping the Galaxy in a 2023 Countach at 99% the speed of light, blasting the Initiate pink cassette in a 1988 black and green Alpine tape deck. Never stop writing. I'll buy everything you make.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Obscure Means”
When I heard that this album was about to come with Chemical Legs, She Melts, and ID(4U), I knew that I would buy it on day one. It's very rare for an artist to publicly release demos; in fact, Com Truise was the very first one within my knowledge to do that, the second being Blank Banshee just months later. When songs become sort of rare and invisible to surface-level fans, it really makes them a lot more special, and to release them later in a more polished, "official" fashion is a smart move.
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YR SEX IS COMPLEX
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New on the AFROVISIONARY: DARK MATTER label is this bracing nine-track outing into extreme electronic music.
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Self-described as “cosmic organica,” Three Body make space-age sounds with woodwinds, percussion, and dreamy Moog.
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Other World
by Madeline Goldstein
Madeline Goldstein's fusion of cinematic dream pop and darkwave manages to sound both nostalgic and contemporary.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Obscure Means”
I've been listening to this album for a few years now and I finally got around to getting it on vinyl. I often wondered if this album is the sound of the future as it's was very advanced sounding when it first came out . this will probably be his magnum opus in the years to come
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