Addertongue California
Addertongue is a collaborative music project that draws inspiration from psychedelia, space rock, 70s electronica, and more.
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A Shadow No Light Could Make
by Nathan Moody
supported by 15 fans who also own “Yuba Gap”
The album’s cover image is apt, setting the stage for the feeling of falling backwards into the void. Home made instruments bend and creak, vibrating contact mics as the artist’s hands guides you through a set of minimalist, dark ambient recordings. Aching tones leap from the physical release’s swirled 180g vinyl, taking you on a fateful night’s journey before setting you down again, when it is realized it was all a dream.
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Ambiguity Research Institute
by Ambiguity Research Institute
supported by 10 fans who also own “Yuba Gap”
i ordered and i bought this tape two time and I never received them. Is it a joke? To much ambiguity if you don't received any replay about your order. Enjoy with your ghost casette and my real money. Thanks.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Yuba Gap”
This album goes from dark to light in a beautiful way, weaving in and out of beautiful soundscapes. It's a wonderful journey.
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The band’s fourth full-length album in as many years; an intoxicating LP of jazz-inflected twists and turns.
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Colliding a host of global sounds—from desert blues to Turkish psych—Abronia comes up with a mind-melting combo that never fails to thrill.
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Space Trips For The Masses
by Modern Stars
Massive, doomy songs drenched in echo and centered on eerie vocal melodies for a heightened sense of mystery.
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The Damage Diary
by Nathan Moody
supported by 9 fans who also own “Yuba Gap”
My favorite record by Nathan. The whole thing is just masterful from start to finish. I’ve been collecting and/or listening for a few years now, and whatever reason, this one grabs my anxiety by the lapel and shakes it out of me. The way out is through. Deep listening and deep introspection while listening to this album has taught me this or at least refreshed my memory. Love the rest of the discography, but this one is special to me. The album opener should let you know what you’re in for.
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