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Love's Trembling Grasp
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Quietly Wrongheaded
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Alone, It's Too Real
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To Live With Yourself
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No More Games to Play
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Cory Capron Charlottesville, Virginia
I got into electronic music by accident when a theater production needed some sound effects. Self-taught, working mostly with an antiquated version of Garageband, and various broken things.... I find myself after a decade of homemade albums, scores for theater, and other wanderings, still without a clue what I'm doing, but still doing it. ... more
Cory Capron recommends:
Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
This album wrecked me. One of the most emotional listening experiences of my life. So much of my drive this year is indebted to this album.
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Myriologues
by Ships In The Night
I have heard my dear friend play these songs many times before they were on an album. I should be sick of them by now, but it's still the most played album of the last three years for me.
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Sleep Has His House
by Current 93
Discovering Current 93 marked a major shift in my work (notably starting with Wrecker). This was the album that first pulled me into the vast world of David Tibet, a dreamscape of pure wounded beauty.
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The German "quasi-free jazz" duo's debut LP is a crisply detailed trip through soundscapes that are playful and eerie in equal measure.
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Music for Rainy Days
by Blinkhorn
Blinkhorn’s compositions bubble up from beneath the sound of actual rainfall, soothing and peaceful, surrounding you like a warm blanket.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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