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Occurrences In Rain is a cross-internet experimental dark ambient music collaboration between American artist G M Slater and Polish artist Bruno Janiszewski. They are known for creating music that is highly textural and visual, often with an underlying sadness that leaves listeners with a sense of nostalgic longing. Formed in 2010, they have so far released 9 full-length albums. ... more
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Aural Histories Of The Jovian Survey - Book V
by The Elderbranch Campaign
G M Slater and Stephen Surreal ne Rook use synths, found objects and highly processed field recordings to create complex and vivid audio sculptures that act as soundtracks for the mind.
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Aural Portraits Of Triton - Vol. 1
by Lunar Navigational Systems
G M Slater from Occurrences In Rain and The Elderbranch Campaign teams up with long-form ambient solo artist Scott Lawlor to create highly visual dark ambient soundscapes inspired by far away moons.
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Signals In Isolation
by 12 Frozen Radios
G M Slater (Occurrences In Rain, The Elderbranch Campaign) and Oleg Puzan (Dronny Darko, Cryogenic Weekend) team up to create cold and deep interpretive soundscapes.
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REQUIEM: Klaus Schulze Tribute
by Electronic Music Artists
supported by 5 fans who also own “Freezing Wires In Wind (2011 Remix)”
Beautiful tribute tough to pick between the m00m and Ian Boddy songs but Birth of a Galaxy is exquisite.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Freezing Wires In Wind (2011 Remix)”
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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