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Easel by the deisel
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For observation
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Nouveau mondiale
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Cygnet
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Stay in your homes
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From your flat friends
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Upwardly mobile fog
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Chairs on white sand
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Ear elopes
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Bulbs
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Little dish
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The odds
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Over terrain
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During the absence
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Motorboat
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Cakes o'soap
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skipism
Skipism is the solo project of sound and visual artist Dru Jones. Concentrating on small delicate sounds, skipism grinds them, blends them, then bends them to her liking. No musical genders or genres are particularly adhered to. Dru is a member of the M Squared family. ... more
skipism recommends:
On The Area Steps XV
by On The Area Steps
Time almost stands still in all O.T.A.S. recordings. They unfold and you unfold with them. I find this music very pure and heartfelt. Please listen!
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Small fizz bombs, dozing machines, high-altitude interludes. Lovingly released by Æescape Sounds.
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Live recordings of the seldom visible collaboration between Mitchell Jones (Scattered Order, the little hand of the faithful) and Dru Jones (skipism, whisker floater). Sinewy improvised soundscrapes.
go to albumIf you like skipism, you may also like:
The world needs referees
by the little hand of the faithful
supported by 21 fans who also own “sound stitches”
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Quiet / / Disquiet
by skipism / the little hand of the faithful
supported by 21 fans who also own “sound stitches”
Two luminaries of the Australian Experimental music scene combine to create what is without doubt a most joyful assault on the senses. It's a veritable aural landscape, music that is as much about physical space as it is about mood and texture. Each track is like an impossible room in a colossal mansion of sound. But don't expect a pool-room here, open a door and you're likely to be transported to the jazz club at the bottom of the sea, or perhaps a cathedral built of the Aurora Borealis.
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Portland beat maker Paul Dickow does right by dub techno under his Strategy moniker, bridging immersive listening with immediate impact.
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