steve roden Pasadena, California
steve roden is a visual & sound artist from los angeles,
who pioneered the lowercase style of music; where quiet,
usually unheard, sounds are amplified to form complex and rich soundscapes.
his work includes painting, drawing, sculpture, film/video, sound installation, text and performance.
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Been following Burial for years, the musicality, creativity and vibes are always on point. True, I think this compilation is the best album of him, better than Untrue and Burial. It’s all due to that I’m more like an ambient guy and enjoy those atmospheric sounds rather than booming 2-step garage and dubstep.
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Everywhere at the end of time
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I first listened through this a couple years ago, and I don't know why I hadn't bought it until now. Regardless, I think everyone should listen through this in its entirety at least once, the best way I can describe it is beautifully haunting. I'm sure my favorite track will keep changing forever, too.
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Assembled Parts
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Striking experimental compositions that conjure both childhood joy and icy terror, every second of it riveting.
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Spirit Exit
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The Italian composer and synthesizer player crafts panoramic views, letting phrases blossom from small ideas into explosions.
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Lullabies for the Synthetic Sleep
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A soothing, yet stimulating, set of ambient-adjacent electronic tracks influenced by ’80s Japanese new age music and euclidian music theory.
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This album is so black, it's unreal. From the very first moment of Sin Nanna opening proceedings, the tone of impenetrable darkness pervades. And the album just keeps sinking further into the black, at times with icy cold. SUNN O))) are experimenting and evolving beyond their early recordings, moving into something more complex and, here at least, much more foreboding. Samhain is the moment to summon forth Black One, when the nights are long and the veil is thin. Do you dare to?
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