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新世界の弟子たち
by desert sand feels warm at night
supported by 7 fans who also own “Sculpted Birdbath”
my first actual track from DSFWAN never gonna get over how the drums and chords pop out so much more than i expected also shout-out to spotify for it being the first vaporwave song it gave to me
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水に流す
by desert sand feels warm at night
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sculpted Birdbath”
The album cover here could have been any frame of any videotape. But that’s what Desert Sand Feels Warm at Night is- a tribute to memories, perhaps ordinary at the time. Perhaps so ordinary that they were more of habits or motifs than anything. The sorts of things that shape you, and that you forget. Now only the shadow of these things remain, which Desert Sand does justice to, by making it the center of our consciousness, if only for an hour or two.
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雲海に漂う
by desert sand feels warm at night
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sculpted Birdbath”
Just about had another trip with Astral Projection while listening to this. Every listen is an experience.
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Södermalm In Autumn
by Wil Bolton
These patient, organic modular synth works were recorded during Wil Bolton’s second artist residency at EMS in Stockholm.
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A truly beautiful release on the Home Normal label, “Vár” is a hypnotic collection of moving, delicate ambient music.
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ASUNA delivers haunting, emotive guitar work in a finger-picking style sure to appeal to fans of James Blackshaw.
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常夏
by desert sand feels warm at night
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sculpted Birdbath”
It's like strolling through the quiet streets of a seaside town, the softness of the setting sun touching my face as I recall a distant, bittersweet past.
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