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Subterranean , Homesick
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Giant Steps
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Bad Night
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Where Does The Sound Go?
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Legendary Pink Dots Nijmegen, Netherlands
Welcome to the official legendary Pink Bandcamp where we will subject you to depraved but memorable rituals.
Legendary Pink Dots recommends:
The 100th Anniversary (1952-2052)
by Jean-Jacques Birgé
Jean Jacques Birge is an artist with a history so rich with good music, it's possible to forget that there's life outside this submarine. Hours of deep listening await the curious listener.
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Light Sleep
by Phew
Phew is an all time favourite artist of ours, and we recommend everything she creates.
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Songs of Yearning
by Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus
Such a special, and unique band. Explore and experience a new form of beauty.
go to albumIf you like Are You Receiving Us, Planet Earth?, you may also like:
Prints Of Darkness
by Edward Ka-Spel
supported by 17 fans who also own “Are You Receiving Us, Planet Earth?”
Age shall not whither him. You know what you're going to get; original and ever-so-slightly off kilter music rich with life's experience and aural experimentation.
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Permission To Leave The Temple
by Edward Ka-Spel
supported by 15 fans who also own “Are You Receiving Us, Planet Earth?”
This one has a good flow, and appeals to the melodic weirdness of something like Wendy Carlos. I would definitely love some more, and longer, sweepscapes like these!
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Under a Cloudy Sky
by Dok-S Project
Japanese composer Syusaku Deguchi builds unexpectedly hooky experimental ambient from glistening electronic samples and field recordings.
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