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Guide For The Perplexed
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Kvevri
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Twisted Pair
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Exile
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Techelet
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Sara
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Gamboge
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L.I.E.S. Records New York, New York
Since 2010 L.I.E.S. Records has released over 200 recordings spanning all strains and realms of subversive electronic music.
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every time i listen to this album i like it even more than before.
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First heard this album on Spotify after appearing in my recommended feed. Didn't give it a listen until after a gig in NY. I had called a cab as I didn't feel like going on the subway. As we drove through Manhattan at 2 AM, Radiation came on. The ambiences, the sax swells that appear out of nowhere, the thick, heavy distortion. All of this coupled with my exhaustion was perfect. I wound up listening to the rest of the album that night, even when I got home.
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Pessimist
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Black sun in a white world. Techno, trip-hop, DIY D&B. Nice dark atmospherics too. The world will not be a nicer place for this album, and that's a good thing.
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These four electronic songs combine ominous moods with whirring rhythms; fascinating and immersive.
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Masaki Uchida’s music is a true head trip; serrated electronics one minute, unsettling ambiance the next.
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Curated electronic music compilation with all proceeds going the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, and other charities.
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Sounds like classic sewer-grade industrial from the 70s/80s: 'Golden Oldies' reminds me of the deranged squeal of SPK. It's the best album from the L.I.E.S. boss to date which, after a set of confidently experimental releases over the last 4 years, shows real development and progress. The addition of scattered vocals are a real strength.
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