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Laurent Colson Paris, France
Laurent Colson is a French composer, arranger, and remixer, producing electronic music. His projects are a combination of deep textures, atmospheres, and rhythms, using synthetic sounds mixed with mystical elements. Voices are mainly synthetically produced by using specific computer technologies. ... more
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THE VOID
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Locked In”
My current favouite witch-house artist. From this album "feel nothing" is currently the most reflective song. Song which I can feel with my soul. like when I just stand behind the window, wondering what comes next.......
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THIS IS YOUR ESCAPE
by Sidewalks and Skeletons
supported by 6 fans who also own “Locked In”
This is the soundtrack for the recovery from any concussion regardless of origin. Whether it be sports related or as a result of an automobile accident or even self infected, this is what should be playing in the background.
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Lost in Transmigration
by ΔLLICØRN
supported by 6 fans who also own “Locked In”
So hard to choose a fave track as the entire CD is so delicious to devour aurally. silky seductive smooth dark wave witch house. Instantly became one of my "go to" WH CD's.
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Lean, cutting synthwave with an industrial edge from this California artist, with icy keys slashing across thumping beats.
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From Dub Till Lucid Dawn
by Sofa Sessions
A compilation of beach-inflected techno conveying an oceanic vibe.
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Dark pulsing synth music from France, Mydgar delivers the ’80s horror soundtrack of your dreams.
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ENTITY
by Sidewalks and Skeletons
supported by 6 fans who also own “Locked In”
excellent. unparalleled. one of the best examples i could give of the nebulous concept of "the type of music i like".
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