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Machina ad Noctem
Experiments in music, literature and visual arts.
We honor the great minds of science fiction and cyberpunk literature.
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meant. has a very unique style that shines through here again. Layered and beautiful. Another great release!
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Beautifully haunting and thought provoking. Makes me feel like I woke up as the last person on earth, simply left to explore the emptiness of what is left.
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it's good, just slow down on the music library, it can end up assassinating the chances of mainstays of keeping up with your music. but if your aim is an infinite library, go for it.
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An instrumental queer space opera from Portland synthwave artist Amie Waters, who uses a universal mythos to illustrate a personal journey.
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This album takes a lot of inspiration from gabber, techno and ambient, Apolinario made sure that this compilation is varied in between genres which I appreciate.
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