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The Sky Calls to Us Halifax, Nova Scotia
Depressive Realism
Benign Existence
Masochism Though Media
Sounds of
Surreptitiousness
Commodore of commiseration
Drunk and Nostalgic
Speak only in ironies, sarcasms, and abstracts.
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The Sky Calls to Us recommends:
Rubber Lungs
by Gregory Connors
This man can spit words so good they should call him the South Shore Shakespeare. A little bit of aggressive, spoken word poetry to tear away at your soul. Best bro and ex-vocalist's solo work.
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Absolutely phenomenal Halifax based instrumental post-rock. Goes from light as a feather to heavy as stone and back again with ease. true masters of their element.
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A Portrait Of Two Caucasian Males & An Apartment Living Room's Electronics
by Red Flannel Brigade
Squealy, chunky pedal noise over chaotic, electronic drums. Powerful live set, 17 minutes of ear rumbling cacaphony to guide you through post-industrial soundscapes. Dub remix included with download.
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Ambient del Cono Norte
by WILDER GONZALES AGREDA
Rippling, prismatic electronic music designed not so much to soothe as it is to mystify and fascinate.
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by Dramón & look ma! no wings
Five striking, ornate songs that have the stillness of ambient music, but are rich in detailed arrangements.
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Atmospheric baroque instrumental pop from composer Luke Cissell—complex and carefully constructed but not without a sense of humor or light.
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