Apta Manchester, UK
One Man, Many Machines, some strings.
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This entire album is staggeringly good, but my favourite is Slowly Coming Together, which does indeed seem to slowly distill all that is Jilk into one track. Amazing work, and wonderful to come across through the subscription library.
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The Concretism Archive: Volume 1
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Great album, love the dreamy nostalgic spacey-ness. The old educational samples transport me back to early school days in the TV room and when all we had to worry about was if we were wearing the right trainers or swapping Panini football stickers.
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Kieran Mahon - Live Eternal Return
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Hugely enjoyable companion piece to Eternal Return, with space given to allow tracks to develop and evolve. After listening to Eternal Return, you are left wanting more - and here it is!
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Imagination Never Fails
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The French Dungeon Synth maestro returns with an LP that reinvents his sound.
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Seefeel’s music continues existing far outside of conventional time or trends.
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Interim Report, March 1979
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Musty books with foxed corners. Finger painting with dust on a shelf. Fading photographs of an optimistic era.
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