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Dominic Simpson London, UK
This page compiles just some of the music that London-based Dominic Simpson, a node in London’s left-field music scene, has
been involved with under various band-names and aliases. He is currently working on a new album under the moniker Dream Maps.
WE ARE THE MUSIC MAKERS AND WE ARE THE DREAMERS OF DREAMS
twitter.com/DMaps
Contact: dreammaps@outlook.com
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The Space Voyage
by Secrets of the third planet/S3P
Take a trip through the cosmos with these gorgeously expansive songs, that move from haunting ambiance to driving EBM.
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“Bells in New Towns” from Landing balances driving, anthemic post-punk with moments of gauzy dream-pop beauty.
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I Don't Want to Let Go, but I Need to Let Go
by Whettman Chelmets
Ambient drone with an organic flow and sense of naturalism; this album explores the concept of memory itself.
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This Chicago (where else?) post-rock group builds wafting atmospheric ambient out of slow drums and a shimmering churn of droning guitars.
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Misty Memories
by From Overseas & City of Dawn
Tape and guitar loops combine to create mesmerizing atmospherics, like watching the Northern Lights ripple in the sky.
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DC-based musician Carni Klirs leads listeners on a series of soothing, self-guided journeys that pull from post-rock and ambient drone.
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Twenty Years Away
by Various Artists
A 20th Anniversary compilation from the Oakland label n5MD is the perfect introduction to their brand of gorgeous, deeply felt synth music.
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