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Hey guys,

This was recently released via Lunar Testing Lab's label Secret Station. There was a limited run of about 10 copies, but it's also available for free download:

http://www.mediafire.com/?m0kdoz5dzzl

It's a combination of ambient electronica and psych folk. I'd love know know what you guys think.


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Listening now, sounds great so far.
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REALLY well done. For me this album stands out from most net releases I come by. Cloudblood is a big favorite, put a big smile on my face. Personally, because folk and melancholic electronica are two of my favorite genres, I think no two sounds complement each other so much as a guitar and a lowpassed synth. I would really like to experiment with this myself, but as I can't play guitar I'm limited to sampling it (which I did on a few occasions).

I really recommend everyone but especially fans of Bibio/Pink Floyd (and similar artists) to give this a chance!
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Guido wrote:Listening now, sounds great so far.
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My favorites so far are
Octopus Pheremones - Great dub feel and subsequent ambience
Cloudblood - Overall a very nice feel, great clean picking and lovely counterpart by the saxophone (if I'm hearing that correctly?). Gives me chills.

Unique concoction of styles, I'm glad I have this in my library. Killer album art as well :idea:

The best thing about this album is how distinctive it is. Keep it up!
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nice to see Paneye getting some love!

you can also download his first SS release (Along the Way to the Bigtop My Life Just Dissolved) for free (plus a bunch of other stuff too) here-

http://www.secretstationrecords.com/Free-Downloads.php
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lunartestinglab wrote:nice to see Paneye getting some love!

you can also download his first SS release (Along the Way to the Bigtop My Life Just Dissolved) for free (plus a bunch of other stuff too) here-

http://www.secretstationrecords.com/Free-Downloads.php
Downloaded that, will listen later. Some 100 recorded plays of his latest album today here ;).

I ordered the CD from Secret Station btw, looking forward to receiving it ;).
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Thanks so much guys :)

Your encouragement is like a giant mound of pork fat in my oven of creativity.
I wasn't sure if I convincingly pulled off the psych-folk/electronic mix so I'm very glad it works for you.

Yes, saturdayindex, that is a saxophone in Cloudblood.
My parents forced me to play it throughout elementary school and I hated every second of it. I then picked up a guitar in late high school and never looked back.

My saxophone was sitting in a cupboard collecting dust for 7 years before I decided to take it out and see if I could still play. I'm definitely a bit rusty, but I think it comes across okay (I just slapped a shitload of reverb on it).[/i]
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Just got the CD! 8)
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