Mark Hjorthoy Vancouver, British Columbia
Recording Artist/Sound Designer/Visual Artist/Writer & Radio Interviewer from Vancouver, B.C. Canada. I make music on my own under my name, as well as The Deep Bleed. I also work with Dan and Cristina Handrabur, and Don Verbrilli as Blinking Things. Sometimes with Don Verbrilli as Telefuzz. I can be found on record labels all over the world. It’s nice to meet you. ... more
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by Curved Light
Opalescent synth waves crash gracefully on top of each other on this enlightened electronic album.
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The German "quasi-free jazz" duo's debut LP is a crisply detailed trip through soundscapes that are playful and eerie in equal measure.
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In an homage to early clicks 'n' cuts, Harz employs the art of microsampling to create these nine hypnotic numbers.
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On “Channelview,” Curved Light slides from peaceful passages to lawless synth lines without warning.
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Music for Rainy Days
by Blinkhorn
Blinkhorn’s compositions bubble up from beneath the sound of actual rainfall, soothing and peaceful, surrounding you like a warm blanket.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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Kontratape 06
by Laura Trance, All True
With the A-Side handled by Laura Trance and the B-Side by All True, “Kontratape 06” offers two different spins on glitchy electronic music.
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