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Bounce Track
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Current
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Grid Grid
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Forest Friend
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Shimmer
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Gathered
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Adventure
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Sunstrike
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Every Day
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Suns Will Set
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Night Radio
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Machine Artists Rejoice New Zealand
Machine Artists Rejoice is a New Zealand based producer who also releases music as Octif and, more often, as part of 20+ year longform ambient duo Tonkyn Pearson (fka Montano). Past collaborations have included Peel's Pattern Recognition with Simon O'Rorke and 90's electronic act Oblique. ... more
Machine Artists Rejoice recommends:
These long form tracks released on UK-based Flaming Pines take their time and let you sink your ears in. Check out the rest of the label while you're there.
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The Kaisenberg Variation
by Tonkyn Pearson
The first release under Tonkyn Pearson (aka Montano), The Kaisenberg Variation is probably one of my favourite releases from an ambient duo I've been involved in for 20+ years.
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A set of live recordings in collaboration with percussionist Simon O'Rorke from 2005, Pattern Recognition is still something that grabs my attention when I listen to it.
go to albumIf you like Machine Artists Rejoice, you may also like:
Jasper Ewing brings all manner of electronic equipment to his bright, jittery songs, resulting in tiny, sparkling melodic wonders.
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Music for Rainy Days
by Blinkhorn
Blinkhorn’s compositions bubble up from beneath the sound of actual rainfall, soothing and peaceful, surrounding you like a warm blanket.
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Colours Of Infinity
by Colours Of Infinity
A new alias for Melbourne producer Andy Donnelly; a back to basics LP using old hardware to capture the lo-fi resonance of 1970s music.
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