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Sea of Bliss
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Awakening
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800 Line Chicago, Illinois
The '80s live in the 800 Line, Numero Group’s new series of low-cost, high-quality repros and collections from that glorious decade where America’s inexorable decline truly began. The 800 Line is all genre, all heat, no frills, all chill.
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This album is like watching a sped up video of a small sprout growing into a seedling in loamy topsoil. Or a few microscopic organisms wriggling about. Very wholesome. Pasta rating: FARFALLINE
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Still Way (Wave Notation 2)
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Considering the time of writing this (1982), this is a precursor of many ambient albums which followed. A curiosity, "intended to be listened to in a casual manner, as a musical landscape or a sound object" to quote its author Satoshi Ashikawa. The opening chords are the same as the Terminator theme, which makes me smile but then it's easy to get into this music as it's intended, while doing something else as soothing as this music is.
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At Scaramouche
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Smooth jazz pop with witty slice of life lyricism will bring to mind wandering around the mall in 1987.
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Buoyant vocals and a varied palette of synths work in perfect tandem to create gorgeous art-pop that's able to address big realities.
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Japanese environmental and architechtural ambient from the 1980's at its best. Spare, minimalistic but incredibly evocative. Satie would love it!
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