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THE VOID
by Sidewalks and Skeletons
supported by 8 fans who also own “From First to Last”
Makes me think of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQllyW58spY
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FUTURE GHOSTS
by Sidewalks and Skeletons
supported by 6 fans who also own “From First to Last”
Не знаю, насколько с чисто технической стороны это витч-хаус, но по ощущениям альбом отличается от всего, что мной когда-либо было найдено в этом жанре. Как минимум тем, что вызывает ассоциации он не с оккультными или хоррор-элементами, не с какой-либо мистикой, а с единственной вещью, что в тёмном, киберпанковом будущем будет освещать твоё одиночество - неоном, рисующим заполненными им же трущобами прекрасные в своей чудовищности картины. Погружающим в отчаянье и в той же степени вдохновляющим.
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▲ Volume 1 ▲
by Sidewalks and Skeletons
supported by 6 fans who also own “From First to Last”
These early recordings contain a lot of diverse material, with influences in trance, rave, horrorsynth and darksynth. Sometimes it does form the witch house staple S&S is known for, but this is mostly a different side of this project, and I quite honestly love it as much as I do the other one.
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Arkupe
by Ant Orange
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 21, 2017
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Forms
by Rohne
Dedicated to the idea of “creating stillness,” the latest from Rohne offers hushed electroacoustic songs that gently sway.
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PS003
by Rings Around Saturn
The acclaimed Melbourne producer delivers two club-focused tracks that bridge the gap between electro and bass music.
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WHITE LIGHT
by Sidewalks and Skeletons
supported by 6 fans who also own “From First to Last”
Absolutely stunning. As someone new to this kind of thing, stumbling across this artist via Entity was a pleasant surprise, but discovering this after digging further blew me away.
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