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Ethereal Earth
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Hypnotic Hypnosis
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Tribal Wanderings
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Kyoto
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B Minor Natural Minor
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Tangerine Dreams
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Salvation Call
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Light and Shadows
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Michael Hodges (aka MyklH) Les Ulis, France
A music loving plant biologist - British but living close to Paris (France) for over 30 years - to make music I have an iPad containing many pages of Music Making Apps and a PC running Ableton Live and many soft synths. I have a rather eclectic musical taste but my music is often ambient soundscapes, but also jazz & electro orientated tunes made in my spare time, often late at night. ... more
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Sequence at the end of the world [CYD 0023]
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An absolutely world-class album in the realm of sequenced/synth space music. Think Berlin School, but more… layered, syncopated, and organic, maybe. There are layers of polyrhythms built up between sequenced synths, hand percussion, and what sounds like maybe mandolin, and they all amount to an absolutely beautiful, almost mystical atmosphere throughout. Recalling TD and JMJ on occasion, this album stands on the shoulders of giants without merely imitating them.
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