#cebramusic

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I don't give one, I'm a green dog (a weirdo in a Spanish phrase). I read the comments on the album, and they warn not to leave it on the first track (which I love) and they praise the last ones on the album, when I liked the first ones. I'll leave it here and let's see what you think if you give it a listen.

I owe this (happy) discovery to @postpunkindustrial

Caroline K - Now wait for last year

Bandcamp HERE

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We continue with the music, with lingerie already on and some art. I try to gradually increase the level of "strangeness" as if it were the BPM of any session. I want you to leave it setting the mood for this one, and take mental note of what sensations it brings back. The nuances of nostalgia, reflection, blockage, and very haunted sensations will be there.

Continuamos con la música habiendo lencería ya puesta y algo de arte. Procuro que el nivel de ¿extrañeza? Vaya subiendo poco a poco como si fueran BPM de cualquier sesión. Esta quiero que lo dejeis ambientando, y tomeis nota mental de que sensaciones os trae. El matiz de nostalgia, reflexión, bloqueo y sensaciones muy hauntológicas estarán ahí.

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Live recording at Cafe OTO in London UK on 28th October 2019.Did you miss unusual music on my blog? Probably not, but it's essential for me. I seek out music that isn't particularly musical, but that creates mental spaces, inspires, or tunes the mind, either by saturating or quieting it. Sharing it makes me search for and listen to more. I need it.

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Release date: 2008 Language: Japanese. Genre(s): Art Punk/Post Hardcore. Thanks to: @musicfromthearchive cover censorship by me for secure posting.

DISC HERE (Internet Archive)

@misterskun preguntabas por este, aquí tienes!

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via @spaceintruderdetector high recommended! (EP and Blog!)

Carpenter Brut [WAV] : Carpenter Brut : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

First EP from the French synthwave band

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I recently read @knifeprincesss saying that he really liked Dungeon Synth, so given the time of year, I'm dedicating this post to her to wish him a Merry Christmas and give her simulated snow.

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Siestas (naps) and Flamenco Song from Babylon (Music)

What a silly nap I had! I relaxed on the sofa for a bit and woke up when I got cold because it was lunchtime, so it was warmer then… How about some music to wake me up? I'm warning you, it won't be pop or anything like that…

I'm sharing a "cante jondo," as they say in Spanish flamenco, but from Babylon. It's a joke, a way of referring to it because of a certain resemblance it shares with this. This type of Spanish ethnic music has uncertain origins, and in any case, it wouldn't be different from everything that was played in antiquity.

As for this, it's a reconstruction of scores and instruments before Christ by a considerable margin. We can't be sure it sounded exactly like this, and who knows how much this recreation has been influenced by the tones we have left, given that scores as we know them today don't exist among assirians. Even less so an MP3 or a vinyl record, wax crayon, or X-ray film (I'll explain the latter another day). For now, rejoice in how good and unique this sounds.

Gilgamesh has plenty of lore; I'll tell you a little more about it soon.

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Mañana libre vagueando hasta tarde de la cama, sorteo de navidad (tradición nacional) y yo ignorándolo a mi bola que no juego (bolita hecha en cama metida, que ya no hay clases) y, literalmente, a ritmo con músicas que me gustan pero no son de mi cultura ni generación, sino producto de palimpsesto cultural con lo que se me ha ido pegado nadando por internet. Y muy feliz con ello.