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Kelsh plotter
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Neatline
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Zenith
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Overedge
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Azimuth
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Cormac Faulkner Coventry, UK
Cormac Faulkner is an Irish artist now based in Coventry. His work is concerned with our reaction to different spaces and how our behaviour and understanding can change when presented with new information and new ways of exploring them. He is a multi-disciplinary artist and uses sound, light and sculptural materials in his work. ... more
Cormac Faulkner recommends:
To This I Will Declare
by Tailor and The Crow
To This I Will Declare is narrative album based on the lyrics to traditional folk songs. It is set in and around Roslea and Upper Lough Erne, Co. Fermanagh.
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A stellar compilation featuring shoegaze and indie favorites like Drowse, Midwife, and Mount Eerie benefitting Project Onward in Chicago.
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Site Seeing
by Economy of Meaning
These two sprawling 20-minute electronic pieces offer both crackling, otherworldly textures and moments of surprising beauty.
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Cataclysmic System Binding Loss
by Carbon In Prose
Shards of static & distortion crash against disarmingly beautiful piano & synth melodies on this riveting new record from Carbon and Prose.
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Symphony No 1 - Winter
by Douglas Schmidt and John Oliver
Improvised in a single stunning take, the compositions on “Symphony No 1: Winter” are hypnotic and enveloping sheets of sound.
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Tao 20 Tree Temple
by John Oliver
Stark ambient music with an environmental message, “Tao 20 Tree Temple” is mysterious & alluring.
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