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Bureau B Hamburg, Germany
Bureau B is a Hamburg based label which releases past and future classics unearthed from genres including (but not limited to) electronica, avant-garde, post-rock, neoclassical and (kraut)rock - a colourful spectrum of diverse, yet contigiuous musical genres. ... more
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supported by 34 fans who also own “Silberland - Kosmische Musik Vol 1 (1972-1986)”
hypnotic and incredibly moving
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supported by 33 fans who also own “Silberland - Kosmische Musik Vol 1 (1972-1986)”
[Bureau B Subscription 008] [2020.04.17] [4 trs.] [45m18s] Now this is serious stuff. There aren't many albums like this one, so well crafted, with a great equilibrium between two evocative instrumental tracks (1 & 3) and two mesmerizing songs (2 & 4). All works like a charm! Solid and nuanced work, plenty of kosmische beauty and ambient, kraut splendor. Beware with the impressive Himmelfahrten piece, it's very addictive!!! Bravo!
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supported by 32 fans who also own “Silberland - Kosmische Musik Vol 1 (1972-1986)”
Like a cross between Pearl Jam and Shakira! Just kidding, it's actually real good
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Pull the Rope
by Ibibio Sound Machine
The ensemble infuse a club-thumping sound with massive vocal hooks and uplifting lyrics.
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Your Day Will Come
by Chanel Beads
Straddling the threshold between studio performance and digital technique; the NYC artist applies "fake jazz" principles to synthpop.
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Composer, producer, and Folly Group co-leader Laggard salutes early industrial and grime through a hard-hitting, club-focused side project.
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supported by 28 fans who also own “Silberland - Kosmische Musik Vol 1 (1972-1986)”
[Bureau B Subscription 009] [2020.05.22] [7 trs.] [41m04s] I detect some serious sci-fi vibes here, and not only because of the deployment of electronic sounds and sequences, but also for the sensation that cut across the entire album: With Nicht Nicht I'm inside something complex and catchy, who deserves an attentive listening at a medium / high volume for a better enjoyment. A very nice discovery, I agree with Sebastiaan Janssen's comments.
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