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Swirling, heavily effected guitar sounds weave a cinematic soundscape in Spycker’s debut album for Webbed Hand.
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Plunderman strikes again, this time with a set of Moog-flavored grooves with a worldly perspective.
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J. Dujardin, who has previously released on Webbed Hand as Uitgezonderd, continues his sophisticated dark ambient/electronica oeuvre with “This will be the last.”
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Anilod is a duo consisting of iaiko and Raspee. In “Kinilam” they improvised on a variety of electronic and acoustic instruments.
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Following on the success of Mystified’s “Bone Drones” series comes a new collection of drone works, this time drawing its sounds entirely from a wooden overtone flute.
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Nasienie returns with a sequel to Outdoor [wh198], this one a subtle ambient trip through a foggy soundscape.
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Planivaar illustrates the realm “between worlds” with this intriguing new album combining instrumental improvisations and sound collage.
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The cryptically familiar Ice Guild Kaiser recently emerged from his workshop with this purpose-built addition to the popular “Rain” series.
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Mystified concludes his collection of drone-ambient works derived entirely from trombone sounds, a landmark trilogy expanding an already very diverse discography.
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