Waxnerd

for fans of steve roach's "quiet music." water sounds, soft swells of synth flute. it's good.

electronic, experimental ... ambient-dance if I ever heard it. "rumble bumble" is too cool.

krautrock that reaches for the eternal, religious

When this album first released it breathed new life back into my music digging. Modern takes on Downtempo / Dream-pop / Shoegazey / trip hop. They're from Melbourne, a city where I've been seeing a lot of great new talent from in recent years. Favorite tracks: Server/Strike Ionian Sea Heat of a Bolting Horse Oil Slicks

introduced to holdsworth the legend by way of soft machine. there's a vibe here that reminds me an aesthetic lost in the 90s - airy, mellow, backed with round sine synth atmosphere, and a springy, crisp strat guitar sound. reminds me of myst or star trek tng.

i dig it

dynamite album and a hit of a nostalgia from the title track - who remembers the tunnel scene from Men In Black?

dad bumped this during thanksgiving. respect.

this came up on my IG feed and was in disbelief that i'd forgotten about what is such a solid album start to finish. millennial gem.

for fans of steve roach's "quiet music." water sounds, soft swells of synth flute. it's good.

electronic, experimental ... ambient-dance if I ever heard it. "rumble bumble" is too cool.

krautrock that reaches for the eternal, religious

When this album first released it breathed new life back into my music digging. Modern takes on Downtempo / Dream-pop / Shoegazey / trip hop. They're from Melbourne, a city where I've been seeing a lot of great new talent from in recent years. Favorite tracks: Server/Strike Ionian Sea Heat of a Bolting Horse Oil Slicks

introduced to holdsworth the legend by way of soft machine. there's a vibe here that reminds me an aesthetic lost in the 90s - airy, mellow, backed with round sine synth atmosphere, and a springy, crisp strat guitar sound. reminds me of myst or star trek tng.

i dig it

dynamite album and a hit of a nostalgia from the title track - who remembers the tunnel scene from Men In Black?

dad bumped this during thanksgiving. respect.

this came up on my IG feed and was in disbelief that i'd forgotten about what is such a solid album start to finish. millennial gem.

for fans of steve roach's "quiet music." water sounds, soft swells of synth flute. it's good.

electronic, experimental ... ambient-dance if I ever heard it. "rumble bumble" is too cool.

krautrock that reaches for the eternal, religious

When this album first released it breathed new life back into my music digging. Modern takes on Downtempo / Dream-pop / Shoegazey / trip hop. They're from Melbourne, a city where I've been seeing a lot of great new talent from in recent years. Favorite tracks: Server/Strike Ionian Sea Heat of a Bolting Horse Oil Slicks

introduced to holdsworth the legend by way of soft machine. there's a vibe here that reminds me an aesthetic lost in the 90s - airy, mellow, backed with round sine synth atmosphere, and a springy, crisp strat guitar sound. reminds me of myst or star trek tng.

i dig it

dynamite album and a hit of a nostalgia from the title track - who remembers the tunnel scene from Men In Black?

dad bumped this during thanksgiving. respect.

this came up on my IG feed and was in disbelief that i'd forgotten about what is such a solid album start to finish. millennial gem.