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Garama
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La Pista Del Kidal
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Ultimi Porti
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Triboli Gao
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Plus Nubiae
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Oltre Cydamus
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Djerat
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Kaossen
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Time Released Sound & Time Sensitive Materials Alameda, California
Hello everyone!
Time Released Sound, founded in 2011, is a lovingly hand made, limited edition
release music label that is as much an art project as it is a musical outlet. Focusing on modern classical, ambient electronic and electroacoustic sounds, we produce visuals and packaging that are as uniquely beautiful as the music itself.
Time Sensitive Materials is our new sister label.
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AI-05: The Bamboo Recordings
by The Chi Factory
supported by 7 fans who also own “Garama”
This, Travel in Peace, and Bamboo Music on Astral are my favorite on the label so far. Even with context and history this music still feels alien and timeless, and pleasantly far removed from the cool kids club that is much of the modern commercialized ambient/meditation/ritual music scene.
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A Room Now Empty
by Aaron Martin
supported by 6 fans who also own “Garama”
I'm reminded of something my grandfather Oscar told me that I never forgot. He said that he thought the cello was the only instrument that sounded the closest to a human heart...breaking. And that holds so true on this record. Thank you Aaron for your beautiful cello, as well as all the other wonderful stringed instruments. If this is the new "electro-acoustic classical" count me on board!
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AI-07: The Kallikatsou Recordings
by The Chi Factory
supported by 6 fans who also own “Garama”
This beautiful work acts as a sort of womb of sound and a hypnagogic vision generator, much like the Kallikatsou cave in Patmos, Greece that the Chi once frequented. Very conducive to warm and fantastic dreaming.
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More tonally rich ambient from the Italian producer and instrumentalist, flush with skittering synths and assertive live percussion.
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A featherlight love letter to Japanese agrarian life that draws parallels between ambient, field recording, and Brazilian guitar music.
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Music For Abandoned Monasteries
by Various Artists
The title says it all—this is haunting music that effectively raises goosebumps with its eerie, ominous tones.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Garama”
Otherworldly. Such a beautiful collection of songs.
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