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Ending Satellites La Rochelle, France
Ending Satellites is a one man band, releasing emotional music since 2011.
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Hungarian Atmospheric Post-Metal. For me this is one of the best RtLS albums. I have been listenning to it for years but could never make comments as I ended up with a private version for some reason... Now I can gush! This is largely instrumental & hits that spot between musical perfection & creativity & beauty mixed with a small amount of agression every now & then. When in the right sort of mood, this is sublime! Highly recommended!!!
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songs for someone EP
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"You cut our income - you don't get our goods. All our releases soon will be blocked in the United States." Was the message the Band sent on 6th March as a response to - presumably - the sanctions on Russia for its invasion in Ukraine. Classy, I wish I had known that before I bought their first album.
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Niche (first works)
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Hungarian Atmospheric Post-Metal. First works? Really??? This is extremely impressive! The songs run the gamut of musical styles, from the playful to all kinds of metal & back again. It is all done so seamlessly it is simply stunning! Highly recommended!!!
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From Philly, I Think Like Midnight excels at bright, burbling songs lit up by twinkling keys and shuffling beats.
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All the Roads that Lead Us Home [2015 Album]
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Gaelynn Lea won NPR's Tiny Desk Contest, and it's easy to see why. Haunting, beautiful country songs, laced up with weeping fiddle lines.
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