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Castles in Space Subscription Library Biggleswade, UK
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Parapsychedelia
by The Heartwood Institute and Panamint Manse
supported by 233 fans who also own “British Achievement In Chemistry, March 1977”
A finely-crafted example of hauntological excellence, and immensely playable.
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Interim Report, March 1979
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 224 fans who also own “British Achievement In Chemistry, March 1977”
I bought the album because I was hooked by the opening track. Its uplifting quality and tempo fit the 1979 new town utopia concept perfectly. The rest of the album - minus the closing track - came as a bit of a surprise however, with a very different atmosphere of doom and gloom. This was more fitting to the cynic of the new town - the Thatcherite’s mood perhaps, sounds befitting an Adam Curtis doc or Blade Runner. The 1st and 8th tracks - brutalist utopia - are the ones that will stick with m
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Scarred For Life 2
by Scarred For Life
supported by 214 fans who also own “British Achievement In Chemistry, March 1977”
Fantastic album, especially for those of us with hazy memories of Doctor Who, The Changes, Children of the Stones and terrifying public information films.
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POLYWAVE
by AURAGRAPH
Polywave are practitioners of a classic style of synth music, with songs that recall the best ’80s action film soundtracks.
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Atomic Eyes
by The Rain Within
Just what your Thursday needs: Tight synth lines draped in retro '80s glory.
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Opix
by Sami El-Enany & Dampé
Egyptian composer Sami El-Enany and London studio project Dampé explore electronica, classical & concrète ambiance on their debut.
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The Isolation Tapes Compact Disc
by The Isolation Tapes
supported by 188 fans who also own “British Achievement In Chemistry, March 1977”
good stuff and a very good cause
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