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millicow Kansas City, Missouri
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A style all of its own, inspired by rap, hip hop, synthwave, classical music,
heavy metal, black metal, synthpop, and more.
Packed full of finely crafted sounds, textures, melodies, rhythms, harmonies, and conscious, insightful poetry, I translate spirit into sounds that aim to induce states of psychedelic trance and emotional catharsis.
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Misaligned: A 4-Track Odyssey
by Jacob Duncan
Jacob Duncan is one of my biggest musical inspirations ever since I was a child. His music spans across several genres with roots in metal, blues, and much more.
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Yesterday Was Dramatic, Today Is Ok
by Múm
múm is is another outstanding band whose unique style blows my mind. I like to listen to this album while driving down the freeway; it really cures the anxiety. Keep in touch with your inner child!
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This is amazing 80s style electronic music with a dark, dystopian theme. Not much else to say; you just have to hear it for yourself.
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The End of the Beginning
by Jetfire Prime
supported by 20 fans who also own “Does It Hurt?”
From the album opener to the closing, you experience what I shall henceforth call GALACTIC synthwave due to its powerful sweeping analog synthesizer melodies, its thick meaty rhythms (no rinkydink sounding drum machines here), its fat, cosmic arpeggios, and of course its sometimes death-defying musical chord choices (listen to "New Beginnings"). Sonically expansive. Loud and conquering. Lovingly assembled. Beautifully produced.
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A Lonely Gust Toward the Heavens
by Make-Believe Machines
supported by 19 fans who also own “Does It Hurt?”
A beautiful mix of sweeping symphonic sounds with edgy electronics; like the best dystopian film soundtrack you've ever heard.
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Odyssey Five (STRTEP044)
by Starkey
Philadelphia's Starkey operates in his own head-spinning sonic universe, blending laser-like pinpricks of sound with tripping rhythms.
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