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chord_encryption
03:38
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isolated_variable
06:36
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immutable_object
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transiant_reverie
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azure_frequency
05:03
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nano_wave
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bruit_blanc
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empathic_error
02:49
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iteration
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fluorescence
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night_shift
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BLAKMOTH Maryland
Drawing on the brutalist elegance of modular synthesis, Blakmoth’s music evokes the emotional gravity of isolation, the
dread of empty corridors, and the fragile beauty hidden in ruin. His sound lives in the liminal space between dark ambient, sci-fi minimalism, and visceral synth composition, a sonic language for worlds unraveling.
Errorgrid Records
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