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Whirl
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Ions
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Tides
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Quasar
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Darkness
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Halo
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Projekt Records Portland, Oregon
Projekt is America's premier independent label specializing in passionately intense introspective music in the ambient,
electronic, ethereal & darkwave genres.
“Rosenthal’s own group, Black Tape for a Blue Girl, was an early exponent of darkwave’s hallmark mournful cabaret.” —Craig Hayes, Popmatters, 2013
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Projekt Records recommends:
Highlights (name-your-price)
by Black Tape For A Blue Girl
A free collection of recent tracks from Black Tape For A Blue Girl.
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STILLPOINT
by Steve Roach
supported by 92 fans who also own “Transmitter”
Now THIS is the ultimate Christmas-gift..! Deep, soothing, comforting, and above all: classic Steve! This will be on repeat a lot.. Hopefully this will come as a CD/vinyl-release as well! Thanks Steve and best wishes from the heart.
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This Place To Be
by Steve Roach
supported by 90 fans who also own “Transmitter”
Another of my favorites to calm my mind. It takes me to another place slow my racing thoughts
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Eclipse Mix
by Steve Roach
supported by 87 fans who also own “Transmitter”
Steve Roach's music generally falls into a number of sonic themes. There's his "earthly" side, which often involves rhythms with synths or drums. There's his "inner space" side, which is more abstract in feel. Eclipse Mix is an example of his "outer space" side, where the feel is more celestial. The phrase that comes to mind here is "heavy luminescence". It gets surprisingly intense at times and works as both foreground and background music.
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Waking Hours
by Photay
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 31, 2020
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Berries
by Sparrows
Ryota Miyake makes sweetly surreal psych-pop inspired by the liminality and expansive feeling of travel.
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