Tomorrowland - People Mover Format:12" more familiar post-breakup album: both
Description
more familiar post-breakup album: both are driven by cataclysmic splits
Bajamar is Jonas Munk’s most minimalist work to date
The group began in 1994 and issued their first single "Thanks for the Headache" on the hip Darla label later that year
Harold Budd– Harold Budd Interviewed By Jason Hoffer 50:25
Empty Inside
Tomorrowland - People Mover Format:12" more familiar post-breakup album: both12"+12" TEST PRESSING limited to 1. Deep and vast ambient space. Two slices of ethereal bliss and full bass from these Ann Arbor, Michigan space babies who create otherworldly analog electronic soundscapes and warm ecstatic pulses like Neu! backing Eno. 1. People Mover 2. Subtractive Synthesis
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