Unknown Tone Records Tulsa, Oklahoma
Midwest label exploring the surreal – avant-garde blended with film noir, as expansive and isolating as the Oklahoma prairie
Experimental Ambient
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Isthmus
by 9T Antiope
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I did not find this the easiest or most immediate album to get into on first listen, but on repeated listens it is really growing on me. Moody Iranian experimental ambient with scraping/droning strings, field recordings, noise, hypnotic folky vocals, and a slightly chaotic, dislocated vibe all of its own. Unusual, haunting, and recommended if you have time to dig past the surface. Very rewarding.
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Healing Sounds II: A Compilation For Those In Need
by Various Artists
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I cannot think of another word to call this compilation besides masterpiece. A go-to for relaxation, stress reduction, introspection, and aural comfort. This album knows its role, delivers quality ambience, and showcases the exceptional talent that Past Inside the Present provides.
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Once Hallowed
by Moss Covered Technology
Greatest Hits 1.0 [LP]
by Jo Yonderly
Thumping psychedelic electronic music that conjures multicolored soundscapes, defying convention to deliver a delirious batch of songs.
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Dig (2015 Remaster)
by Adam Again
This vinyl reissue of a ’90s cult classic shines new light on a sharp, turbulent LP with songs that unflinchingly face real-world problems.
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BISHINTAI
by UNKNOWN ME
A glorious head trip, with sparkling, synth-driven songs that build whole worlds from rippling layers of electronics.
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Manitoba Gardens
by James Osland
supported by 7 fans who also own “Things That Were Almost Broken”
possibly Osland's best work; endlessly heartbreaking..
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