#Progressive Electronic

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Joel Vandroogenbroeck, Mac Prindy, Marc Monsen - Biomechanoid, 1980

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Tracklist:

Give Life Back To Music • The Game Of Love • Giorgio By Moroder • Within • Instant Crush • Lose Yourself To Dance • Touch* • Get Lucky • Beyond • Motherboard • Fragments Of Time • Doin' It Right • Contact

*The opening to this song is a reference to a scene from the movie Phantom of the Paradise, in which the main character has his voice digitally modified and enhanced whilst performing his cantata. The antagonist of the film, Swan, is played by Paul Williams, who is featured on the track.

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Endlessness, Nala Sinephro (2024)

Can Nala Sinephro concoct as much magic over several tracks on Endlessness as she did on the singular piece of Space 1.8? Silly question – of course she can. Somehow Sinephro manages to conjure musical worlds just as lush and expansive, just as captivating and transportive as before, not just in each track but as an overall album impression. Masterful. 

Pick: ‘Continuum 1’

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Hainbach’s Breve

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EPIC ALBUM COVER #117

Jon Anderson - Olias of Sunhillow

Released: 1976 (Atlantic)

Progressive rock

Suggested by anon.

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kraftwerk if they fucking sucked: cis europe express

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Take the Train to Manchester

The new Corduroy Institute album is finally available for download on Bandcamp—link in bio. This record contains nine songs which were created between December of 2019 and August of 2023— the longest span of time we have ever devoted to any of our releases.

Take the Train to Manchester coalesced around the principle of discontinuity. Every piece was crafted intermittently over a period of years, thus allowing audio recordings from different moments of our past intermingle to create compositions which we ourselves could have never foreseen. The end result is a document of alienation written to and from the forgotten.

As with previous efforts, the music was created through multitracked improvisations and the lyrics were derived from cut-ups taken from across the gamut of print media. During the course of our sonic research we employed the Bass VI, synthesizers, guitars, drum machines, samplers, guitar pedals, loopers, digital modular synthesizers, and even a microcassette recorder to create the sonorities on these recordings.

We invite you to listen, download, and provide your peer review.

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[rafikny]

Quite good.

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Tracklist:

Plantasia • Symphony for a Spider Plant • Baby's Tears Blues • Ode to an African Violet • Concerto for Philodendron and Pothos • Rhapsody in Green • Swingin' Spathipyllums • You Don't Have to Walk a Begonia • Mellow Mood for Maidenhair • Music to Soothe the Savage Snake Plant

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Kraftwerk - Uran From Kraftwerk - Radio-Aktivität (Kling Klang, 1975)

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Ritual, Jon Hopkins (2024)

When Jon Hopkins does ambient music, he does it in a way that is brasher, louder than anyone else; on Ritual, however, those ambient bits are overshadowed by bits of even brasher, even louder progressive electronic stuff. Loud or quiet, it’s all richly crafted but rarely particularly captivating. 

Pick: ‘part iv – the veil’

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96 Back’s tender, exit

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"That's Us (feat. Smoking Gore") [Single]

October, 2024

Artwork by I.G.