Boring Machines Treviso, Italy
Boring Machines is an indipendent music label
Boring Machines recommends:
For organ and brass
by Ellen Arkbro
I drove for hours in the middle of nowhere, boosting only "For organ and brass" in the car. The sound merged with the landscape and I thought I was into another world.
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Let Night Come On Bells End The Day
by Sarah Davachi
I don't spend a day without listening to something from Sarah Davachi. A day without it is a day lost.
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Moongazing Hare and Trappist Afterland sing songs for Nathan
by Trappist Afterland & Moongazing Hare
Ah! Ye good ol' british acid folk. No wait, they are from Australia what? Wow great.
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The Guillotine
by Hey Colossus
supported by 4 fans who also own “BM10 - Summer Solstice”
Well this is damn good. I’m struggling to describe it, but here goes: Birthday Party era Nick Cave arthouse post punk with a stoner rock vibe to the production. Whew! The bass drives the music and there is considerable variety between the songs. They tag it as, among others, psychedelic rock, and while I’m not sure I hear it, this lines up nicely with other recent standout additions to my collection like Hochen, Dreamtime, and Black Rainbows, who also use that tag. So maybe it’s just me.
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No More Running (Deluxe Edition)
by Eve Maret
The Nashville artist’s work has the slippery strangeness of electronic music from the late ’70s and early ’80s.
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Volume Uno
by Stromboli
Embrace the void with Italian post-industrial maestro Stromboli (who is neither inside-out pizza or volcano).
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