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Permanent Rabbit Eyes
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Weathered Hotel Faces
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Happiness Avenue
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Medication Picnic
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The Hydrogen Trees Scarborough, UK
In the back bedroom of a Scarborough terraced house strange little songs are grown on old cassette tapes; the misshapen fruit of the hydrogen trees.
The Hydrogen Trees recommends:
pop melody shards shine through from a childhood bedroom somewhere in the past, only to be warped and disembodied by time and space. Misremembered and reassembled, into something beautiful and strange
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A special treat we get to eat with our ears. "Soft Energies" is my fav here, with its subtle Hailu Mergia in an extraterrestrial arcade vibe. This whole tape inspires me to reach for the knobs of my Microfreak.
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Moonbuilding - Back to School 2023
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Great selection of tracks. Tough to pick a favourite!
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Tone Maps
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I love this whole album but Piezoelectric Shores is cemented in my mind as being synonymous with 2023. I love it when music can put its stamp on a period in your life, where you were, what you were doing and how you felt. Magic.
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Sun Of A Gun
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