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Abishai Rancho Palos Verdes, California
(he/they)
AKA DJ Bathtub, Eden, and Mizpah
If you're looking to do a collab or
split or form a band with me, let me know; I'll be happy to do such. Also, if you're a label owner, and you want something from me, let me know, and hopefully I can work something out with you.
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Abishai recommends:
Fifty-one aural selfies // real time
by Klaysstarr Nets
Its field recordings being tinkered around in electroacoustic manners leaves plenty of room for abstract interpretation, which makes it a fun one to come back to and guess what's going on.
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A fantastic debut from this legendary Birmingham industrial metal band, this is perhaps their sludgiest record and manages to make such simple riffage sound satisfyingly crushing.
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Imagine the more mellow moments of Les Rallizes Dénudés being turned into lullabies (in a way), and this is what you get! It's a beautiful mixture of psych rock and slowcore for when you're tired.
go to albumIf you like The Dorkenheimers Play in Their Backyard!, you may also like:
Behind The Pale
by William Ryan Fritch
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 7, 2017
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I was too young to hear silence
by Patrick Shiroishi
Free jazz saxophonist explores negative space on a vast, improvised work recorded in a L.A. parking structure.
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The Shenanigans-to-Tomfoolery Continuum
by Bridges of Königsberg
This experimental release from Bridges of Königsberg is electroacoustic noise at its most playful and expansive.
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