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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of [PCMS 2024.1] Perseids and the Pinecone Moonshine Remixes I Talked Nic Into, [PCMS 2023.6] Winter Minimal DnB and Drumfunk Mix, [PCMSV025 12"] Pinecone Variations, [PCMS 2023.4] Don't Call It Jazz, It's Social Music, [PCMSV024 12"] Hidden Highways, [PCMS 2023.2] Freq of Nature, [PCMS 2023.1] From 22 to 6, [PCMS 2022.5] Facets, and 110 more.
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Pinecone Moonshine Portland, Oregon
Run by Nic TVG, Pinecone Moonshine is a collection of Drumfunk (drum and bass) and other abstract and ambient
music.
See the neocities link below for the demo policy.
Majority of the tracks are melancholy collages of noise, heavily processed samples, and atmospherics driven by broken break beats and heavy sub. Free jazz, early electronics, blues, and funk are noticeable influences.
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dgoHn's third release for Love Love, which stays in stylistic unison with its predecessors - complex patterns of precision-crafted choppage in an uncommon approach somewhere between drill'n'bass, breakcore and electronica. Works the best for active home-listening due to its ambitious workmanship and not least because of its stunning mastering quality which we are not used to in most of the contemporary drum and bass productions. Absolutely worth listening.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 2, 2021
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Art of Vision
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 16, 2021
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Recorded during a trip back to his hometown of Dhaka, Bangladesh, on “Chokkor,” Enayet pits split-second synths against wild rhythms.
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a metalhead's wet dream. rupture ldn just keeps it all the way fuckin real from start to finish.
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