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Tag Archives: loose link
An Interview with Loose Link!
The following is an email interview with the musical maven Loose Link. Enjoy! For those who might not know much about you, describe yourself. My name is Craig, I go under the name Loose Link for my musical trips. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, an interview with Loose Link, animation, anime, australian outback, electronica, FNAF, FSOL, FSOL Board, hyperbird, loose link, manga, neo tropico, off land, sample hunts, sound collage, Terminal radio, The Future Sound of London, the laternative sapien, Vaporwave, Zoo92
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Akkya – Three EPs
Three EPs by Akkya Having been surfing on Terminal Radio transmissions lately and skulking about the Boards, it occurred to me that it’s been a while since we last checked in on Akkya. Previously, Akkya’s released Abandoned Future Perfect which … Continue reading
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Tagged Akkya, ambient, FSOL, FSOL Board, Lifeforms, loose link, off land, ross baker, space ambient, Terminal radio
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Loose Link – Neo Tropico
Artist: Loose Link Title: Neo Tropico Label: illuminated Paths Format: Cassette (limited edition), Digital Genre: Experimental, Vaporwave, Sound Collage, Ambient The tape came with stickers, cards, pogs and other neat little things, but obviously, the real treat is the music … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, FSOL, FSOL Forum, illuminated paths, loose link, off land, retrofuturism, sound collage, the alternative sapien, the avalanches, Vaporwave
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Terminal Radio, Terminal Interface, Terminal Window – Ambient Bliss
All right, let’s see what we can see… Everybody online… looking good. Stream this while you read. I’ve lost track of time, honestly, so don’t ask me when this started. As I recall, it started as a group of ambient … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, Akkya, ambient, ambient DJ mix, ambient mixes, ambient music, analog dreams, clockwork keyboard, Cubus, dj mixes, experimental, Five Minutes Alone, FSOL, FSOLBoard, Future Sound of London, Herd, illbient, loose link, mixcloud, nmesh, noisesurfer, off land, ross baker, soundcloud, terminal interface, Terminal radio, Terminal Window
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Electronic Reviews For Early June 2014
Shemawound – Come On, Ghost – self released Shemawound return with “Come On, Ghost,” Even with the first two tracks, you’re given more variety than you know what to do with. We open with a well crafted ambient piece that … Continue reading
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Tagged acid, Akkya, ambient, BLWBCK, body control records, Cubus, Cybertone, drone, drone ambient, electro, EUS, EUS / Mytrip split, Five Minutes Alone, FSOL Forum, loose link, mytrip, nmesh, noisesurfer, off land, Resting Cell, retrofuturism rock, retrofuturistic electronica, ross baker, shemawound, Terminal radio, Terminal Window 3
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News from the FSOL Forum – Terminal Radio – Transmission One
Akkya News: Some time ago, Akkya’s album Abandoned Future Perfect was self-released. I wrote up a review for it way back in October of 2011. Now, the album has been released on a label City Wall Records and I would … Continue reading
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