FSS Recordings delivers the Lithuanian electronic music explosion with 22 remixes for Artfcl
Future Sound Scientists (FSS Recordings) together with a dozen Lithuanian electronic music producers deliver the underground music scene explosion.
Dec. 31, 2020 / PRZen / VILNIUS, Lithuania The remix album Hands On Artificial welcomes 11 diverse electronic music producers from Lithuania who have expressed their personal interpretation of the duo s Artfcl compositions from their debut album Artificial .
Artfcl s debut album Artificial consists of 16 tracks. According to the authors, efforts have been made to create the album in an extremely eclectic manner, so that neither the mood nor the musical styles nor the timbre will be repeated while listening to the album. The result is great - each track tells its own story, but at the same time complements the overall concept of the album. The idea to remix the album was thrown out to the active participants of the Lithuanian electronic
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Our Top Albums of 2020 Music that provided relief when it was sorely needed by Aaron Mook and Nick Warren
Nick Warren
This year offered an outstanding array of musical releases, with some helping us escape the harshness of reality and others boldly confronting it.
It seems like each December, we arrive at the end of the year in awe of everything that s led us here. Of course, it s no secret that this year has been particularly grueling for a number of reasons (one in particular), but all of that time inside with this music only makes the songs and albums that stuck with us even stronger. Consisting not only of the music that felt important and timely but of the records we simply couldn t put down, we invite our readers to join us in celebrating and hopefully discovering some of the best albums 2020 had to offer.
2020 Monolithic in Its Challenge But Erie demonstrates resourcefulness, resilience to carry on by Matt Swanseger
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Even before mysterious monoliths began surfacing around the world, life this year had felt alien. But despite historic challenges and disruptions to our status quo, Erieites were among the human lifeforms who found ways to adapt and persevere during what some may call 2020: A Suck Odyssey.
So.what y all wearing when the aliens get here? Surely you ve heard about all the monoliths popping up lately the tall, shiny columns shaped like Toblerone bars that have been spotted in Utah, Romania, California, and Texas? Well, that seems to me like a sign they ll be here any day now, so at the very least we d better be wearing a smile and can-do attitude because after this latest round of shutdowns, many of us may very well be looking at our next employers.
Contemplating what will stay with us, what will fade away by Ben Speggen
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It goes without saying that we will be thinking about the impacts of this year and the pandemic for generations to come. With so many dubious milestones to choose from, what will stick out the most? Will we be able to recall distinct moments, or just that our lives changed in ways many of us never expected?
Along our journey in life, impactful historical mile markers tend to set the generational tone of our collective trek. For my grandparents, who were either learning to crawl or were taking their first steps during the Great Depression, it was World War II, irrespective of the few-year age gap between them. For their children, my parents, their awareness of a bigger, wider world beyond themselves indelibly shifted the day Lee Harvey Oswald ascended to the sixth floor of the Texas Book Depository in Dallas to shoot and kill President John F. Kenn
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