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EDIT: HAHA I CAN’T READ. Fixed the title and artist name. Here’s the twenty-sixth full-length released through post-vaporwave label Asura Revolver. All the Best is an eight-track album of IDM and ambient music released by Best of Earth. Tracks feature some polyrhythmic yet spacious/ambient production aesthetic, which fits well with the “post-Internet” explored by other Asura Revolver artists like VHS […]
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Ah yes, let’s return to the world of electronica here on Sunbleach with new music by valyri (formerly known as “khoven”). expanses is a six-track album on Norwegian label Asura Revolver that utilizes long, evolving electronica pieces with lo-fi and hi-fi synth music, trance, and piano keyboards. Recommended for fans of the “dreampunk” subgenre, except a bit less vaporwavey. Choice […]
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From Within is albinotron’s first album for Norwegian label Asura Revolver. From Within is probably AR’s darkest release so far, incorporating similar ambient aesthetics but including elements of glitch music, musique concrete, and noise alongside IDM percussion – although the IDM sounds like it’s been put through the wash a few times. Choice track is “Uncertainty”. Massively recommended for fans […]
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Unorthodox Digital has a new album called A Wonderful Place – now out on Norwegian label Asura Revolver. This release was developed over the last year to “test the waters of various sounds, styles, and compositional methods within the drone and ambient genres, exploring everything from plunderphonics to field recordings”. Most of the music features low, rumbling drones, with field […]
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Asura Revolver is a Norwegian label that primarily releases music that could loosely be considered “post-vaporwave”, and may R0x4ry forgive me for that statement. Their music typically involves experimental ambient works and computer music created by producers with previous attachment to the vaporwave scene and have since moved on to more “futurist” or synthetic music. There Is More Beauty in […]
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At the end of 2015, a movement/subgenre of music known as hardvapour erupted in the vaporwave scene. Spearheaded by artists like HKE and wosX – not small names by any means within the community – this genre was informed by industrial techno and noise music while using thematic imagery from Eastern European and former Soviet Bloc countries such as Belarus, […]
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Asura Revolver is a Norwegian label that releases vaporwave, ambient music, and cyberpunk-themed music; a mix of styles that are occasionally referred to as “vapor” (or “vapour”) by its practitioners to distinguish it from the connotations brought by the “-wave” suffix. GeneWorks is the second summer album released by the label, although I wouldn’t call it “summer” in the sense […]
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