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Obsidian Origin
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Diamond Drift
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Jade Journey
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Turqoise Temptation
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Sapphire Sense
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Ruby Reality
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Opal Omen
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Topaz Twilight
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Amethyst Allegiance
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the Tidal Charm Nord-Ouest Department, Haiti
Tales of Lands Far and Away
TC Season 2 starts with the Chronicles of the TC Vol 2 and
brings 11 unique tapes; with each tape you obtain a piece of a treasure map
Collect all 5 pieces and send us its riddle's answer to unlock the treasure of the TC, an album that is exclusive for the duration of the following season, accompanied by a one-time tape pressing
... more
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Ever wondered what taking a hike in the world of your mind would sound like when you are in a peaceful spot in your life? Listen to this album and you'll find out
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Violet - HEART/BREAK HARD/CORE
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Lisbon DJ and Naive Records label-head unveils her vision for "heartbreak hardcore," using aggressive club music to heal psychic wounds.
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Pressure Sensitive
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"You walk down the right back alley in Hong Kong, you could find anything. But I found love in Shanghai." I love these hazy teeming artificially lit GiTS ciyscape albums so much. Dreampunk, cyberpunk, synth ambient... it goes by many names and it's hard not to get carried away by one's imagination with such an album. Not since "we could die here" have I come across something this compelling in hypnagogic dreamsynth (a couple titanic releases aside, anyway)
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