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De Fabriek Netherlands
De Fabriek (The Factory) hails from the Dutch City of Zwolle and started in december 1977 as a collective
project.
Currently De Fabriek consists mainly of Richard van Dellen, Louise Nanuru, Peter van Vliet, Martijn Hohmann and Peter Ehrmann.
Their goal was to do minimal experimental music.
You could see this minimal thing in the products themselves: limited handmade copies with special packages..
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Het Terrein”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Het Terrein”
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Het Terrein”
Rather than describe what this sounds like (a futile task), I will describe how it makes me feel. First it is much like white noise, blocking the world around me. It's just me and whatever I happen to be giving my attention to with no distractions or external worries. Then it is energizing and uplifting. I have more focus and energy. These soundscapes get me in the zone to help me concentrate on whatever I'm doing, whether it be washing dishes or scrolling Facebook. And it sounds damn cool too.
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80s Underground Cassette Culture Volume 1 (2xLP)
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A much-needed DIY history of harsh experimental music from the '80s, in direct response to the luxe plastic excesses of the era.
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Repress of the second album by this Spanish act originally released in 1989; all tracks have been carefully restored and remastered.
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The Sound of Stone
by Maro Kariya
Experimental electronic soundscapes steeped in dystopian themes; environmental and societal anxieties vented through industrial and techno.
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Tangerine, But With No Pith (Part I)
by He Wields A Sword, But Alas, He's Addled
supported by 5 fans who also own “Het Terrein”
Absolutely hypnotic, I found myself zoning out into the music for the entire album.
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