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Auricle Music Leicester, UK
Auricle was born in 1986 as a cassette label run by Alan & Steve Freeman (Leicester, UK) specialising in weird,
experimental, electronic, space-rock and related genres, later moving to CD releases.
This Auricle Music site on Bandcamp is for all the other oddments from our catalogue that won't fit on our individual artist pages.
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Auricle Music recommends:
A beginner's guide to the music of Endgame, with 15 shorter album tracks in 78 minutes. If you enjoy that, then check out the many other great releases, all largely in the cosmic electronic vein.
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A selection of 18 shorter pieces in 80 minutes, showcasing the many styles of Triax, spanning the first 10 years of the band. A unique trio using electronics, hurdy gurdy and many other instruments.
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The ideal introduction to unique electronic music of Alto Stratus. A special compilation of remixed, abridged, enhanced recordings uploaded as preview videos on YouTube January-February 2012.
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Secret Entries Into Darkness
by Evan Bartholomew (Bluetech)
supported by 4 fans who also own “Nothing Isn't Everything”
Ambient at it's best. Layers, textures and patterns that are not only nice to hear but actually make me feel like I'm traveling in my mind to places of dark, smooth calm. Love all of the tracks on this!
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Nothing Isn't Everything”
It's Schnitzler, that's why! These are unreleased (as far as I know) recordings from 1972, and they show his typical style of rhythmic synth music (some ambient, too). One drawback: No liner notes. Still, a great album.
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Julius Vernus Imperator
by Ophtalmologist
Pulsing drones give way to disarming melodies on the new one from Ophtalmologist, with all the deep-sea spookiness the title implies.
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