Andrew Ostler Edinburgh, UK
Modular synths and low woodwind.
Andrew also runs music tech company expert-sleepers.co.uk
More releases at darkroomtheband.bandcamp.com
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The Noise Is Unrest
by Darkroom
supported by 25 fans who also own “Crossing the line, part 2”
I love this band and the sound that they produce, but there is at times unacceptable distortion and complete overload on some of the tracks especially on Once Proud Eyes/Haumea near the end of the track. With this kind of music it's sometimes hard to distinguish if the distortion is part of the sound that is being created. I think more attention should be paid to the final mastering. Having said this Darkroom are a band of GREAT talent.
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The Last Sense To Fade
by Darkroom
supported by 24 fans who also own “Crossing the line, part 2”
Another superb release from this highly underrated unit. The duo's mastery of electronics perfectly compliments the very human elements of guitar and woodwind often found at the centre of their compelling music. This release, beautifully packaged, sits among their finest work and is sure to be appreciated by anyone with an interest in ambient, drone, electronica and the chilliest fringes of techno. Make room for the darkness!
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Tone Science Module No.6 Protons and Neutrons (DiN:TS06)
by Various
supported by 23 fans who also own “Crossing the line, part 2”
This album is beyond words it transports me to realms of consciousness I have never explored! Thank you Tone Science I am eternally grateful! 🙏
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A majestic yet delicate album from Berlin school-style synth masters Node, recorded in 1994 but unreleased until now.
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With the approval of George Orwell's estate, modular synthesists d'Voxx come up with a clanking, whirring industrial soundtrack to “1984.”
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Recorded mostly on vintage synths, “Virgo” from Oakland artist Jerod S. Rivera creates a moody, immersive soundworld.
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Interim Report, March 1979
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 22 fans who also own “Crossing the line, part 2”
Amazing!!! I missed out on the vinyl. Hopefully there’s a 3rd pressing of this release in the future. So far, my favorite album of 2021
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