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Creme Organization The Hague, The Netherlands
w0rLd oF mUSiC - est.2000
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Another really well produced EP on Brokntoys. Four beautiful tracks, each one a catchy Ohrwurm, so it's hard for me to choose a favorite (again). Personally, the soundscape totally reminds me of the mid-90s. Modern electro mixes perfectly with IDM elements. Wonderfully done. Thank you for this beautiful work. My rating 4.75/5
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Neurotelepathy
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supported by 5 fans who also own “See It Through My Eyes”
Amazing electro from two of the best.
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The Seventh Planet
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supported by 5 fans who also own “See It Through My Eyes”
This album is - as all the other masterpieces - a very well-produced piece of art from The Exaltics. Beautiful electro that takes you through space right to the seventh planet. Thank you! I love it.
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Chicago house producer 400+ undergirds their crisp, minimal arrangements with varying shades of dread, but also errant glimmers of optimism.
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Inspired by cult cinema, desire, and the coming-out process, the Melbourne producer's new EP channels queer joy into thumping club jams.
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The Dead Of Winter
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Composer Antoni Maiovvi explores the horrors of the psyche on this evocative new LP.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “See It Through My Eyes”
Well executed production. Track No. 1 is straightforward and excellent for the dancefloor. Same for Track No. 2 but slightly darker than No. 1 and suitable for dancing. Track No. 3 is still danceable but "slower". No. 4 sometimes reminds me of "the good old 90ths" and the synth-sounds of Aphex Twin, but that is not a bad thing: perfect EP and a must-have for friends of electro music. My rating 4.5/5
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