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Elements One - Five (地 | 水 | 火 | 風 | 空)
by Various Artists
supported by 17 fans who also own “* f o e l”
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Music for Guitar & Patience
by Le Berger
supported by 17 fans who also own “* f o e l”
This truly beautiful album feels like a hidden gem of texture, tones and of course, patience. Upon the first listen I instantly fell in love with it and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys untethered music that flows with its own current.
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Continental Drift
by Faures
supported by 16 fans who also own “* f o e l”
Drones, synths and epic sound walls emerging from a distant fog. Meditative, peaceful and as if from the inside of an iceberg. Sounds that aspire to the light. An outstanding, deep and imaginative album with subtle electronics. Apart from "Day" by Christopher Hipgrave (https://homenormal.bandcamp.com/album/day), for me it's the strongest album in the catalogue of Home Normal.
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21st Century Field Hollers and Prison Songs
by Bruce Russell
Bruce Russell of The Dead C comes to Bandcamp, bringing with him an archive of rare & unreleased material, with more in the coming months.
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Hermetic Topography
by Zebularin
Stuttgart collective Zebularin create densely atmospheric pieces that meld digital noise with analog free jazz.
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'Temporary etc.'
by Booker Stardrum
This nine-track album from Booker Stardrum on the great NNA Tapes explores the limits of percussive sound.
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Killing Ghosts
by James Murray
supported by 16 fans who also own “* f o e l”
Killing Ghosts weaves ephemereal links with two non-miscible dimensions, flexibly transgresses the borders between the tangible and the unseizable. It gives us the paradoxical sensation to face an object ready to dissolve in the fog, like an apparition whose existence comes down to the length of our apnea, as the least breath will send it back to the twilight of its life. This microverse inevitably collapses in the end, but remember that what matters is the journey, and not the destination.
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