TheBuddySystemProject
From one of my favorite labels ever, Data Garden, comes this ambient masterpiece.
A Mole of Dust is that slow motion I look for in my life
Favorite track: A Mote of Dust.
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Whitesbog Night
07:24
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The Stars Emerge
03:15
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A Mote of Dust
06:10
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Amplituhedron
07:27
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Pulses to Earth
10:44
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A Diamond World
03:58
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Ben Warfield Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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by Data Garden
supported by 14 fans who also own “Songs of Light and Dust”
Can't really say much about this. It's too long since I listened to it in full.
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Timelapse in Colour
by Ray & the Prisms
supported by 11 fans who also own “Songs of Light and Dust”
Ordered a physical copy but they never sent it, despite contacting them multiple times. Had to finally contact Paypal for a refund, so buyer beware. The music is nice but was bummed about never hearing from them at all.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 11 fans who also own “Songs of Light and Dust”
Actually astounding and emotionally moving, creating a community that I have been proudly a part of for 2 years
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Audient - Curfew
by Audio Werner
The latest project by the electronic artist was recorded, composed, arranged in a day-long session.
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Mike Slott has composed a lush and melodic alternative soundtrack to Andrei Zvyagintsev's film "The Return."
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Vitrospection: 2008-2009
by Dreamers Cloth
The always brilliant Not Not Fun label returns, with this transportive collection of ambient experimentalism from Dreamers Cloth.
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Cheap Dinosaurs
by Cheap Dinosaurs
supported by 10 fans who also own “Songs of Light and Dust”
I'm a bit late picking up on these guys. Been discovering music retroactively on Data Garden through Spaceship Aloha. That said, I really was delighted to find this album. Instant buy. Can't pick a favorite track, but I will say Hot Plate all the way through Stomper feels like the strongest opening trio of songs that I've heard in awhile on any album. It doesn't hurt that it makes me feel like Mega Man exploring perilous worlds.
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