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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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Following the excellent comments I first bought the remix version of this album. Disappointed by some completely distorted version, I am now delighted to own the original. A pure masterpiece. Without a doubt the best electro-jazzy album, ambient D'n'B, drum funk and yet some break & jungle. Pure happiness, pure gem.
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if my bandcamp collection were to catch fire this album is the one I grab first.
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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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clinical execution, on par with the rest of dgoHn's catalog
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