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アンタラ通信
by t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者
supported by 142 fans who also own “Lost Dreams”
Any avid telepath fan knows he's made some pretty mind-altering post-contemporary, mall setting vaporwave in his discography, but I genuinely think of Antara Communications as a steep outlier to all of his albums. It doesn't even sound like it was created with any actual compound structure found on Earth, but more like was chemically concocted from light and pure ether. It might as well be some kind of strange transmission from another nebula because it's simply out of this world. (pun intended)
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現実を超えて
by t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者
supported by 141 fans who also own “Lost Dreams”
Traditional in a "telepath" sense, but Beyond Reality is also one of a few records from his catalogue that sticks out to me a lot due to it's single "night-and-day" change. Softer, lusher, more warmth, and gentler to the touch than a lot of his early mall muzak material. All in all, it's a great album that was perfectly crafted to be played on nights that are meant to unwind to.
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Worldpath Yggdrasil
by Heaven Topology
Like a soundtrack to the world’s trippiest video game, the neon-like tones on the latest from Heaven Topology conjure whole new worlds.
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Dungeon synth king Erang returns with another dazzling LP, this one inspired by childhood “book & record” sets.
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Live from Dirtmall
by 555 Sounds
Designed for a gallery set within an abandoned shopping mall, the latest from 555 Sounds presents the sound of an eerily peaceful dystopia.
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ロストエデンへのパス
by Nmesh and t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者
supported by 129 fans who also own “Lost Dreams”
Stunning. Fantastical and theatrical, dark slush with industrial and cyberpunk elements. Cinematic in scale, yet a completely grounded experience.
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