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Xero Music Duluth, Minnesota
Creating space through sound.
The music of Zac Bentz.
Xero Music recommends:
Bear Thee Away To The Houses Of Lamentation
by April Larson
Excellent bite-sized dreamy ambiance.
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Our Dead Bodies
by The Surfactants
My band! Six people playing heavy new-wave electro rock. Think Devo/Faith No More/Depeche Mode/Polysics. (No longer active, BTW, but the music lives on!)
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Stone In Focus (Live at Northern Isolation II)”
I love how this release explores both the frightening and transcendent aspects of death--how death is not just an end, but a journey of discovery, but for the one who died and for the ones left behind.
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Azathoth
by Cryo Chamber Collaboration
supported by 11 fans who also own “Stone In Focus (Live at Northern Isolation II)”
Among the very best of Cryo Chamber's Lovecraftian albums, and that's saying a lot. Azathoth's two long form ambient odysseys really do capture the sense of scale, the sheer weight and size of Azathoth, the blind idiot god, who is, alas, the very ground of cosmic being. The music draws you in and then overwhelms and overpowers you, so that you are listening...helplessly, flat, prone but destined to survive this potent aural sample of Azathoth's power!
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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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Noise Around Our Homes
by Formen
In these lean, buzzing tracks, Formen explores the interplay of electroacoustic noise and organic compositions.
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