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Gas Nottingham, UK
Currently releasing a new series of 'High Skies' tracks (subscribe at matjarvis.com for news).
English musician Mat Jarvis emerged with the deep phased electronics of Gas, under the much revered Emit label.
Gas recommends:
Blade Runner meets Voyager; Six tracks of deep phased electronics. Includes the tracks 'Sounds of Earth' and 'The Shape of Things to Come' from the Osmos soundtrack, plus bonus 22 page booklet.
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This album reaches the peak of what ambient music has the capacity to evoke. I don't think it's possible for an ambient project to create a more profoundly transcendental experience, or a more refined and deeply complex atmosphere.
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supported by 58 fans who also own “Gas 0095”
Used this as sleep remedy for many months on end. Not once has it failed
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Mission SuperHabitable
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A theatrical combination of orchestral prog and synth-pop from French composer AstroVoyager.
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Original Cultures alum drops epic electronic tunes with precise beats that ripple synth-heavy soundscapes.
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