Flexagon Guernsey
Flexagon is a Guernsey-based sound mangler and musical instrument collector. He is also a DJ, music producer, sound engineer
and composer.
As a DJ he is known for playing long eclectic and psychedelic sets spanning multiple genres, equally at home playing ambient and chillout as he is with dancefloor-friendly music.
Chillout (mostly!) mixes here:- www.mixcloud.com/flexagon/
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A really special album. It's probably the one release from the last 5 years I've listened to the most, plus I love dropping it in chilled DJ sets and introducing Zymosis to new people. Perfect.
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Along the Wind Spear
by survey channel
supported by 29 fans who also own “7 Nocturnes East (Full Album - Continuous Mix)”
Along the Wind Spear is a mystical journey of atmospheric melodies that float in a coat of nostalgic sheen. It is poetry via found 70's summer camp polaroids via distorted washes of detuned synths. Although not a Boards Of Canada copyist, Survey Channel is the kind of artist you want to seek out while BoC takes another ten years to come up with a follow up album.
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supported by 26 fans who also own “7 Nocturnes East (Full Album - Continuous Mix)”
este señor/a realmente usas todas las posibilidades sonoras que existen!! Excelente album!!
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supported by 25 fans who also own “7 Nocturnes East (Full Album - Continuous Mix)”
A deeply layered labyrinth of sounds structures that submerge you in a disorienting haze of melodies. Most tracks are fully fledged but it's the shorter, interlude-like tracks that serve each time they appear, in submerging the listener further into deeper levels within the album's signature sonic codas, until you can no longer find your way back out of the maze. However, it's doubtful you will want out.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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Jan the Man makes songs from burbling analog synths, all of them with a ’70s sci-fi retrofuturist feel.
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