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doombient.music Bielefeld, Germany
welcome to the doombient.music webshop here on bandcamp -- here you will find all releases by stephen parsick and ['ramp] in
one place, sorted chronologically. more is still to come, please feel free to drop by every now and then.
of course, you can still browse the respective sites stephen and ['ramp] have -- this here is the more convenient solution.
enjoy, and thank you for your support.
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The fact that this was created in one go demonstrates Steve's ability to be in the moment with fantastic results.
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AS IT IS takes the listener on an immersive journey through uncertain realms with equanimity as the turning point building to the emergence of peaceful acceptance. Listen from start to finish for the full experience.
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We have the 'Rest Of Life' to think whole truths morally wrong... no amount of gronce will shonky honesty up.. when dissin to depleted lobotomies is not barked back at too smugly.. cones, jugs & pharmacies "And all the drama got me stressin' like I'm hopeless, I can't cope.. Me and the homies smokin' roaches, 'cause we broke" - 2PAC
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A beautifully haunting record from ARIGTO with atmospheric drones that shapeshift constantly.
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Murky and mysterious sounds from Jonquera, depicting, “a feudal struggle between a heretic woman & a priest in the small town of Charlieu.”
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 28, 2015
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You can listen to this as a pleasant wash of background music while you work; as beautiful and as meaningless as sunlight on a painted wall. Or you can focus on it and realise that actually there's a lot going on in the texture and detail of the sound. Steve Roach has made a lot of longform ambient, all of them well worth listening to, but this is one of the very best. A gem from a gem.
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