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Weighted
04:36
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Whiteout
04:37
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Retroactive Cancellation
05:51
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Snowmelt
03:47
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Architeuthis dux
04:59
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Maintenance
09:01
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Artificial
03:09
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Yuki-Onna
06:39
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Locusts
04:13
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SIGINT
06:34
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Centrifuge
06:37
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Gradual Disaster
05:49
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Moderately Haunted
06:36
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Witches' Comet
05:40
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<Session Locked>
05:04
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Cycle 5
05:28
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Starthief Saint Louis, Missouri
Starthief is a modular synthesist, software engineer, former taiko drummer, former game developer and possibly a descendant of mermaids.
Starthief recommends:
Rules the Sky!!!
by Princess Gleech
This doesn't sound anything like my music... or anything else. It's pure mania distilled in chiptune form. Super fun!
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Patterns of Consciousness
by caterina barbieri
The best minimal modular album of the millennium, hands down. Everything emerges from deceptively simple patterns and sounds, like a reflection of life itself.
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I NO BEAST / I NO ANGEL
by DARK SPARKLER
An excellent album with the wonderfully weird Soma Lyra-8, my favorite non-modular synth. I feel like Dark Sparkler starts in a similar place to me but goes in a somewhat different direction.
go to albumIf you like Starthief, you may also like:
On “Film,” the Dawn of Midi drummer explores expansive, underlit, tunnel-like soundscapes.
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On his latest, San Francisco artist Albert Yeh offers nine beautiful tracks that bridge the gap between drone & ambient music.
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Södermalm In Autumn
by Wil Bolton
These patient, organic modular synth works were recorded during Wil Bolton’s second artist residency at EMS in Stockholm.
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