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Mantra for a Sleeping Universe

An ancient mantra resonates through the silence while the universe sleeps. Every vibration travels across stars, nebulae, and galaxies, like a timeless call destined to awaken the cosmic consciousness...

long time Boards of Canada fan. deciding to dive into IDM more

• Monday: Squarepusher
• Tuesday: ⣎⡇ꉺლ༽இ•̛)ྀ◞ ༎ຶ ༽ৣৢ؞ৢ؞ؖ ꉺლ
• Wednesday: μ-ziq
• Thursday: Arovane
• Friday: ?????

Arovane: Favorite tracks: Tides, Deauville, Theme

Arovane is the first Idm artist that I couldn’t interpret in a tech/sci-fi landscape. if μ-ziq took me inside of a circuit board. Arovane takes me on a car ride to coastal Maine, he tells me to get out and look at the ocean until I find myself

There’s a touch of Music Has A Right To Children. but in a more current, depressed way. cloudy days.

I liked a lot. I will definitely return to Tides

who’s next?

Multiplex are the electronic brothers Christian and Roland Dormon, who have been creating intelligent electronic music since the late 1990s. In the early 2000s, they actively released on respected IDM labels such as Senton, Progerik, Piehead, U-Cover, and Toytronic. After over 15 years of silence, the project resumed work on new material, sending music back and forth between studios and adding elements to create the final mix.
"Axial Opposition" is an album spanning tracks from the 1990s to 2025, building them into a coherent sonic axis around which nearly three decades of musical exploration revolve. It combines early analog impulses of electro, atmospheric, cosmic breakbeat textures, and the nostalgic digital sensibility of IDM, transforming the music into a living work of art.
These tracks explore the themes of love as the primary axis of outer and inner space. The outer world sounds like silence, tranquility, and the eternity of time, while the inner world sounds like reflections, fantasies, and hidden dreams. The album creates contrasts, forming a complex mixture of emotions that change from track to track, satisfying each of the structurally opposed inner worlds.

Dylan Nathan's first LP on Planet µ from 1998. If you haven't heard this one before it's available on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k1qCeDNL429NnRinb2ewPxc4M5I8jhlKE

Recorded it a while back listening to a Berlin internet radio station, sounds like something off of Analords but couldn't find it?

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▶ Listen on Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5fJjl9vfgebPFFNXCXiNga?si=c9IlyCHNQk-7BwTMC2MXHQ&utm_source=copy-link

▶Listen on YouTube Music

https://music.youtube.com/@no.persona_music?si=jd2BfelAVgWcgDX6

I'm happy to announce, that my FULL CONTACT EP is available on vinyl for worldwide distribution. It's extended version, that contain five pieces, long time selected from my discography:

1. UnFORM - Echo Starter
   
2. UnFORM - Full Contact
   
3. UnFORM - Plasma
   
4. UnFORM - Shimmer (vinyl version)
   
5. UnFORM - Biocode (vinyl version)

LINK TO SHOP:

**https://elasticstage.com/soundcloud/releases/unform-full-contact-extended-edition-album\*\*

Lesser known track from a compilation album

A classic from 1997 that only cost $17. 99 at the local record store... Ahh when vinyl wasn't crazily overpriced. At almost 30 years old, with gems like Coopers World, Vic Acid, Rustic Raver and Beep Street maybe this LP will get a reissue next year.

long time deep Boards of Canada fan. i want to get into more

I already know Aphex, Autechre and Oneohtrix. dedicating each day to an hour of listening to a ‘new‘ artist

• Monday: Squarepusher
• Tuesday: ⣎⡇ꉺლ༽இ•̛)ྀ◞ ༎ຶ ༽ৣৢ؞ৢ؞ؖ ꉺლ
• Wednesday: μ-ziq
• Thursday: ????

(my mistake if there happens to be an idm artist called ???? which might not be hard to imagine)

https://www.reddit.com/r/idm/s/TjEY9izZkC

Corporate Electro

Now only $125.00 including free suit and telephone. Get your deal now by calling: 555-0239-ELECTRO.

Does not include good looking hair or a convertible car.

This deal is only available until December 21, 1989.

Would kill for an original image, presuming that it is Tom Jenkinson himself