Salieri Records Peekskill, New York
Home to DIY musical savants, mad scientists, song cyclists, and other whacky sonic creative misfits without convenient categorizations since 2013... or 2015, or maybe 2020? Do try to keep up.
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When I saw the cover I thought this would be a vaporwave album but it's a 45 minute creepy droning ambient track. My daughter started singing along to it, which is the highest recommendation.
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#7 - Saying Goodbye To The Past
by The Owl
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Subterranea Europa
by Simon Slator
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Dreamy ambient from Tokyo's Betts(JP) that captures the impermanence of emotion in elegant washes of synth and field recordings.
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What Price Would You Set?
by Paul Jordan
In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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The new LP from Gregor Dys uses modular synths and samples to evoke the idea of memory, each hazy, beautiful song conjuring a specific mood.
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A Knight on a Boat
by Willebrant
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The main theme here seems to be traveling. The subtext can be interpreted by the codas in each composition which just like water, appear to reflect on the human condition, which can mirror navigating conditions out at sea. Some songs are foreboding, as if to comment on the darker aspects of one's humanity, other times melodious and reflect on more positive aspects while on the final track the mood is elegiac, as are the complexities of the human spirit as whole. A highly immersive album.
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