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A stunning, minimalist contemporary classical piece by the Glasgow-based composer, performed by the chamber music duo GAIA.
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Four previously-unreleased Phonopsia tracks from 2006—heady, detailed techno that works as well on a home stereo as it would in the club.
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Gentle ambient analog electronics combined with field recordings of the natural world makes for a soothing listen.
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