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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread

That concept of returning to an album reminded me of this one: A Huge And Silent Place by Ozma. When I'm in the mood for something electronic that can sort of function like "ambient" music but that also rewards deep, attentive listening, I almost always reach for this disc.


Will listen to it....added to my list of 456u9088488339 records to listen before I kick the bucket.

Edit...listening as we speak....good stuff right there.
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my list of 456u9088488339 records to listen before I kick the bucket.

LOL! That's what I use Amazon for! I have a list of CDs saved on Amazon that I know I'll never get around to buying, much less listening to...but it makes me feel like I've taken a small step just by having a list in the first place.
 
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That concept of returning to an album reminded me of this one: A Huge And Silent Place by Ozma. When I'm in the mood for something electronic that can sort of function like "ambient" music but that also rewards deep, attentive listening, I almost always reach for this disc.



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That Ozma stuff is pretty good. Reminds me of this, an all electronic album from Forma Tadre, a mysterious band out of Germany that I stumbled across a few years ago. I didn't know it, but most of their music is kind of hard electro new wave kind of stuff; this album is unique. I love it so much and wish they would've done more like this.



Wow...I enjoyed that a lot!
 
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Just started watching this, and I need to return to it later to watch the whole thing.

Impressive hardware/software MIDI controller. Looks like it could outperform my MIDI Twister in some ways, though probably more controller than I really need.

Watched that this morning. Looks super useful, but I’ll never know :)

Now, if you’re thinking to yourself “drum machines are just too affordable,” I recommend this Cwejman setup
 
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