RST New Zealand
Garden shed psychedelic space drone from New Zealand… twenty seven years staring into space, amps on high and tilted skyward.
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True story: in January, there was a large snowfall followed by an ice storm freezing everything in place. I was going out of my mind with cabin fever so decided to walk at 2am to clear my head. I played this album on repeat & walked for like 5 miles on the ice. It looked, felt and sounded like I was the only person on some alien landscape. It was pretty fucked up. Got home, passed out & kind of pushed the memory away. But that haunted sense of isolation this music evokes is still scary as shit.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Tropic Of Hull”
grouper's music makes me feel like my abdomen is collapsing but in like a nice chill vibey cozy gentle sparkly beautiful way . no I'm not crying
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Tropic Of Hull”
Mimi was so unbelievably amazing. More is a perfect track in a flawless album.
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Worldpath Yggdrasil
by Heaven Topology
Like a soundtrack to the world’s trippiest video game, the neon-like tones on the latest from Heaven Topology conjure whole new worlds.
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Live from Dirtmall
by 555 Sounds
Designed for a gallery set within an abandoned shopping mall, the latest from 555 Sounds presents the sound of an eerily peaceful dystopia.
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Surface of the Earth
by Surface of the Earth
supported by 4 fans who also own “Tropic Of Hull”
Easily the loudest, most overpowering and greatest “New Zealand drone/noise” album. There’s good reason this scorcher has been reissued so damn many times. It sounds as if you’re sitting inside a roaring jet engine for an hour; nearly featureless top-volume sandblasting with deeply narcotic side effects. The very best album of its kind and one of my all-time favorite albums by anyone.
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