Get all 12 Abul Mogard releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Impossibly distant, impossibly close, In a Few Places Along the River, In Immobile Air, The Purpose Of Peace (Live), Kimberlin (Original Soundtrack), Above All Dreams, Dizziness that shakes rivers and mountains (individual track), ABUL MOGARD - ALL THIS HAS PASSED FOREVER (individual track), and 4 more.
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In immobile air
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Clouds
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Black Dust
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Sand
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supported by 89 fans who also own “In Immobile Air”
I was wrong with this album as I didn't buy it at my first listening...... it's as all other albums exactly what you can expect by r beny: beautiful ambient music with his unique style and composition.....great work Austin! 🤗
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supported by 86 fans who also own “In Immobile Air”
Oozing cheese cloth and diaphragmatic exercise. Planned parenthood visits with elderly and newborn crystalline gazers at sharp city whiz-bys. Lofty eagle crooks soaking perniciously as the egg hazmats carefully consider their apron soak pattern. Log cabin ego waffles.
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SCURO CHIARO
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supported by 86 fans who also own “In Immobile Air”
The atmosphere is so beautiful and the whole album has a strange and addictive vibe to it. I think you should consider making film scores. <3
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Moto Perpetuo
by Kilchhofer Anklin
Percussionist Michael Anklin meets modular synth wizard Kilchhofer for this fascinating record of atmospheric electroacoustic interplay.
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Animist Pools
by Hippies Wearing Muzzles
Abstract, glyphic designs rise and are devoured by one another to analog synth tones that sound like skipping stones across a modular lake.
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Less a solo act than a one-man megalith, Khôra builds impressive experimental soundscapes from modular synths, flutes, harps, and more.
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supported by 86 fans who also own “In Immobile Air”
I can't describe how amazing this is. Feelings of hopelessness paired with some kind of spiritual liberation. Feelings of being admirably abandoned in the spirit world, feelings of being left alone in the universe. Long live R Beny, long live artists like him, like Celer, Silent Vigils, Anthène and so on. You give us incomprehensible beauty :)
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