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Acoustic Ecologist

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  1. Oscilloscope Music
    by Jerobeam Fenderson
    Circles Circles
    so envious of the complete mastery of craft on display. its inspiriting. this isn't something you can find a bajillion tutorials about. you just gotta have an open mind and start doing shit
  2. Utopia
    by The Lab Rats
    Breathe Breathe
    these are memories. passed down from one generation to the next. to be scribbled on crumbled pieces of paper. and hummed quietly so you don't forget the feelings they evoke..
  3. The Drums of Occupy
    by Contemporary Folk Research
    organically emergent drum circles recorded in a diy manner for grassroots political activism. hell yeah
  4. blame it on the algorithm
    by stAllio!
    this shit aint easy. bravo.
  5. What Happens At Night
    by Jana Irmert
    My Thoughts While Listening to
    What Happens At Night

    You are small.
    In space. In time.
    Unfettered,
    By your own demise.
    There be giants,
    Beyond your view.
    A googol times
    The size of little old you.
    Take comfort in
    Your ability
    To never matter
    In perpetuity.
    Listen to the drum
    Of your inner ear,
    For only it
    Has nothing to fear.
  6. Clipe
    by Calum Gunn
    Reminds me of the Jacob Collier quote where he says something along the lines of "There are no wrong notes. You just lack confidence." Because, holy shit, this is one of the most confident albums I've listened to!
  7. Resonant Systems
    by Scott McLaughlin
    Even though I mix audio myself sometimes, I still love the sound of pure sine waves. If used appropriately, they're incredibly intimate but also resonant: piercingly loud and demanding attention. Resonant Systems showcases the complexity of resonance instead of throwing it in the trash as is common practice in audio today.
  8. Deca
    by Sole Massif
    Idol Idol
    Idol is exactly what I want out of music. A story told entirely with sound. No words, no lyrics. Just pure emotion.
  9. Gradient Scene
    by Poborsk
    Compared to the alienating internality of most other sound-design-centric releases, I just gotta point out the utter danceability of this album. It cannot be understated:
    e n t i r e l y
    d a n c e a b l e.
  10. Tell Me Something
    by Wordcolour
    AAAAAAAAAH! IT'S SO GOOD!!!!!
  11. PROGRESS
    by COMPACTOR
    COMPACTOR is just the greatest. As great of a technician as they are a storyteller. What's not to like on this EP?
  12. Black, No Sugar EP
    by Amber-Simone
    Is it too soon to stan a legend?
  13. Common Metals
    by Staubitz and Waterhouse
    A brilliant study of pollution both aural and sociological. It's (perceived) rawness being particularly damning. A rotten soundscape for a rotten country. A+
  14. Scott's Dream - Music From A Reimagined Digital Electronium
    by Yuri Suzuki
    Sound design as improvisation. Computation as musicianship. Why aren't there more of these?
  15. NECRO ORGIA
    by Rudolf Eb.er
    Real gross and spoopy. Like having your own demonic pig baby eat your intestines.
  16. John Carpenter's Halloween
    by Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross
    Halloween (Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross Version) Halloween (Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross Version)
    It's like John Carpenter's theme snorted a whole bunch of cocaine and went on a Michael-Myers-style killing spree.
  17. Juno Way
    by Wordcolour
    Juno Juno
    There's a fearlessness to Wordcolour's approach to music-making. It embraces contradiction, distraction and messiness; those aspects of life that are the scariest to deal with. I can't begin to state what Wordcolour's oeuvre means to me lest to say that whenever I listen to it I am infected with an unquenchable lust for life.
  18. Shops, Trains and Leaves
    by Jon Aveyard
    Shops, Trains and Leaves transcends the average sound walk by making the soundscape a true, lived-in performance.
  19. THOTH
    by SGR^CAV
    In this day and age, when video game soundtracks are generated through computer code without a master in sight, this is the gold standard of what a video game soundtrack album should be.
  20. All Cities Flashing, Always
    by Vanishes
    Nostalgia with an emotional core.