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Mind Fusion Vol. 8
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Spoq Aschaffenburg, Germany
Sweet, but bites.
Spoq is genre bridging electronic music made by Wolfram Gruss from Aschaffenburg, Germany. Slightly experimental, sometimes quirky, occasionally overly dramatic, but most of the time pretty chill.
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This is my new album "First Contact", released on Merkaba Music's Bandcamp.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Mind Fusion Vol. 8”
Magical and timeless all the way through. Favorite track would be The Aubergine of the Sun, except there's that part in the middle of Adrift where you start listening as a human and end up a one-eyed snail scrunching reality up into melting origami puzzles.
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Live In The Studio.
by Ott & The All-Seeing I
supported by 4 fans who also own “Mind Fusion Vol. 8”
Dubwize psychedelia with that unmistaken Ott wiggle, very cheeky live mix featuring owls and magic keys - profoundly stunning music that always puts a smile on my face.
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Live At Terminal West
by Ott & The All-Seeing I
supported by 4 fans who also own “Mind Fusion Vol. 8”
I don’t know how many times I’ve been listening to this album. Good or bad. Always found in this music a lot of support and inspiration. I remember the first time I’ve been to Ott Live show. It was a small club nearby Haifa in Israel. It was a sunset. There were white sales. Wooden floor. Yahts passing buy. Sea breeze. Setting sun. And perfect music. Pure happinness. That stayed in my heart forever. Whenever I need I dive into this memory and feel pure love. Thank you, Ott. Love.
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Fueled by a fascination for polymetric tonal constructs, “Meter Meter” developed via a series of live improvisations.
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Exotic Sounds For A Brighter Tomorrow
by The Space Cadet Quintet
Far-out exotica from this aptly named group—the kind of music George Jetson might play while unwinding with a martini.
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