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by MushroomWavved Collar
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dot com party
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Maaasad ov c
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Splitglue
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S1v6r
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GAdbSfl1ip
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oh no they're comming
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2Th3m3Z
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Ace & bees
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Tripping nearby
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G-hop (r3nd3r3d)
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untitledoo
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untitled_-(+pop)
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oktober10
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about
Notes from Ethereal Talks:
Retrospective: This is how MushroomWavved Collar sounded in 2009. Now these tracks are just a shadow of a printed copy of the image. There are no more raw files, no more projects. They don't exist. You can only hear this fading ethereal sound of nostalgy. Join to listen to some dissociative music ;)
Notes from MushroomWavved Collar:
To be honest these tracks are here from the far 2009. The time when I lived in a small town and tried to find my actual sound. The most influental records for me were made by Throbbing Gristle, Coil, Einsturzende Neubaunten on the one hand and by Aphex Twin, Autechre, Venetian Snares on the other. Of course I realised that couldn't make anything similiar to the favourite artists. So, I started to experiment with my music. That's how MushroomWavved Collar appeared ;)
The album has 6 bonus tracks (so called secret part) and I recommend to download the whole item to give it a try.
In a few words, these tracks are too different to the main part. It sounds more like instrumental hip-hop with a crushing ending in the final two dissociative house tracks.
Music by MushroomWavved Collar
Album cover by evgthug1
Retrospective: This is how MushroomWavved Collar sounded in 2009. Now these tracks are just a shadow of a printed copy of the image. There are no more raw files, no more projects. They don't exist. You can only hear this fading ethereal sound of nostalgy. Join to listen to some dissociative music ;)
Notes from MushroomWavved Collar:
To be honest these tracks are here from the far 2009. The time when I lived in a small town and tried to find my actual sound. The most influental records for me were made by Throbbing Gristle, Coil, Einsturzende Neubaunten on the one hand and by Aphex Twin, Autechre, Venetian Snares on the other. Of course I realised that couldn't make anything similiar to the favourite artists. So, I started to experiment with my music. That's how MushroomWavved Collar appeared ;)
The album has 6 bonus tracks (so called secret part) and I recommend to download the whole item to give it a try.
In a few words, these tracks are too different to the main part. It sounds more like instrumental hip-hop with a crushing ending in the final two dissociative house tracks.
Music by MushroomWavved Collar
Album cover by evgthug1
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released July 16, 2017
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