Lucius Works Here Barcelona, Spain
In the 90s he toyed with electronic music production but it wasn’t until 2004 that he created his project named Lucius Works Here. In his work, he captures his own field recordings, makes use of samplers as well as monologues taken from films, and mixes them with his own compositions. The style is bright and organic, at times sounding like IDM, or ambient. ... more
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Fragments of Scattered Whispers
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Light and shadow, expression and reticence, electronics and piano, the perfect mix for an endless melancholy.
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The latest from Johnny Goss and Ola Hungerford is a gorgeous, low-lit trip through shadowy electropop.
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The new LP from Gregor Dys uses modular synths and samples to evoke the idea of memory, each hazy, beautiful song conjuring a specific mood.
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Music for Modern Discourse
by TRIP FM
This sprawling compilation unites 18 ambient and electronic artists for songs that hover like mysterious spacecrafts.
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The third album from Brussels musician Juanita uses haunting ambient/electronic songs to reflect a world in turmoil.
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