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Blade In The Belfry
by Gloomcatcher
supported by 117 fans who also own “Mnemos”
The Night, Kai and Marina have all been my favs. It might be a bit surprising but I really like to exercise to this album. I dance/exercise in my room and I find Kai and the drum rhythms can really get me moving! The music and lyrics are really mysterious and so my imagination starts to wander, and I like that a lot as I try to forget that I'm exercising, and just focus on expression. The slower tracks are great for stretching too.
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Starla Over The Fences
by Gloomcatcher
supported by 85 fans who also own “Mnemos”
This was my first introduction to The Gloomcatcher. I went back and listened to Slow Chorale and fell in love with the sonic landscapes.
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Slow Chorale
by Gloomcatcher
supported by 74 fans who also own “Mnemos”
I love both of The Gloomcatcher albums. Some of the most beautifully written songs I had heard in a long time. I love the mood that is created, a slightly dark mystery that is perfect to paint to & that ignites my own creativity.
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Tago Mago
by CAN
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 4, 2021
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MARC RIORDAN "Life Systems"
by Marc Riordan
Willowy electronic music from Marc Riordan constructed from pillowy tones and quiet atmospherics make for an absorbing listen.
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The Art Of Losing
by The Anchoress
The second release from Welsh artist The Anchoress is a devastating and powerful meditation on loss.
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Epilogue
by The River Empires
supported by 71 fans who also own “Mnemos”
I was so salty about Falling Up ending the first time I didn't truly appreciate this album when it came out. This whole record is solid and there is something on there for everyone. This deserves a vinyl release for sure.
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