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Bulbils Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Bulbils is Sally Pilkington and Rich Dawson. The group was started as a way to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, at first aiming to record and release a ramshackle ambient album every few days but gradually slowing down to a trickle. These days Bulbils make an album every month or so. ... more
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Actually astounding and emotionally moving, creating a community that I have been proudly a part of for 2 years
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The mighty Richard Dawson together with Hen Ogledd mate Sally Pilkington got together to record lots of music to help them through lockdown. Much of the results can be found on this excellent collection of warm, gentle, intimate and mostly folky music. Great value too, as the set goes longer than 4 and a half hours.
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Cali label Not Not Fun continues its years-long winning streak with this album of mesmerizing, immersive ambient music.
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Södermalm In Autumn
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These patient, organic modular synth works were recorded during Wil Bolton’s second artist residency at EMS in Stockholm.
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A truly beautiful release on the Home Normal label, “Vár” is a hypnotic collection of moving, delicate ambient music.
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Henki
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supported by 37 fans who also own “42. Digital nomad”
The concept, the twisted vocals, the intricate instrumentation: utter perfection. The whole dark, viny, earthy vibe surrounding this record is immaculate. Probably among the best in both Circle and Richard's discography.
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