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FLOW.ERS (SUTEMOS008)
What is the biggest expression of love to music like? Actually this question is a retorical one ant cannot be answered. But I try to reveal it. What is love, after all? Love means attention. This time I give away myself to music. The word _MINE_ is far more imporant here than in any other sentence because it is insanely close and deep. It is really hard to tell how big is the pleasure to have your own personal compilation. And the pleasure is even bigger because it is just as I wanted it to be. Flow.ers is the music that I grew up with and with it I still continue growing. It is the music of my love...
In loving memory of Gytis. RIP.
What is the biggest expression of love to music like? Actually this question is a retorical one ant cannot be answered. But I try to reveal it. What is love, after all? Love means attention. This time I give away myself to music. The word _MINE_ is far more imporant here than in any other sentence because it is insanely close and deep. It is really hard to tell how big is the pleasure to have your own personal compilation. And the pleasure is even bigger because it is just as I wanted it to be. Flow.ers is the music that I grew up with and with it I still continue growing. It is the music of my love...
In loving memory of Gytis. RIP.
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| Rod Modell - Harmonics Of Ether |
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| Xoki - Solistice |
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| Octex - Otnemem |
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| Mookid - Shame |
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| Exos - Mkinimal |
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| Hieronymus - Easy |
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Reviewer:
Synchronicity1111
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January 23, 2021
Subject: back in those days
Subject: back in those days
.. when I discovered Sutemos label and hearing this compilation today is not just nostalgic feeling, but is unique goosebumps feeling of excellent ambient, IDM, minimal works... it's so classy! beautiful!
Reviewer:
Acidhive
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July 6, 2005
Subject: Superb
Subject: Superb
Yep folks... as far as relaxing electronics go, this compilation goes a long way and has it all. From the ethereal Krill Minima (personal fave of mine, also check out his Marsen Jules project) to the utter relaxation of Yagya and Rod Modell to name but two and to spice things up Octex takes it to a bit harder level. Great great great! Two thumbs up for this one. Do yourself a favor, get this!
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LAJ
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January 15, 2005
Subject: Ethereal Minimal-Techno-Ambient
Subject: Ethereal Minimal-Techno-Ambient
Ten beautiful compositions that I can best describe as "ethereal minimal-techno-ambient". Some tracks lean towards the ethereal side such as Krill.Minima's "Pfloez" or Ozy's "Sugar" while other tracks the minimal-techno side such as Xoki's "Solistice" or Mookid's "Shame". Some tracks seem strike a delicate balance between the two such as Yagya's "We Reject". Warm and relaxing listening.
