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Drones, synths and epic sound walls emerging from a distant fog. Meditative, peaceful and as if from the inside of an iceberg. Sounds that aspire to the light. An outstanding, deep and imaginative album with subtle electronics. Apart from "Day" by Christopher Hipgrave (https://homenormal.bandcamp.com/album/day), for me it's the strongest album in the catalogue of Home Normal.
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pagan oceans I, II, III
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Honestly, the songs with voices were terrifying to listen to, the fact this is scrapped content from everywhere at the end of time didn't cross my mind until it was over, 10/10
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Reel 4
by Paul Jordan | OST
Paul Jordan returns with another batch of dreamy, immersive soundscapes that feel like the score to a sci-fi film yet to be written.
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Reel 3
by Paul Jordan | OST
Paul Jordan’s latest batch of ominous, hypnotic synth atmospherics are paired with beautiful, limited-edition prints on high texture paper.
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The Score
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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Fragmented Boundaries
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This music is eerie but somehow comforting, too. The violin in "Haven Returns" is really quite beautiful - it's an evocative moment when it comes in. The whole album create a great ambience for writing, which is when I usually listen.
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