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The War on Synthesis
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Someday we'll fly
Away
For
The very last
Time
and
Someday we'll find
A peace in our mind.
We're robotic; anonymous. Formulate out your thoughts of this:
"We are creatures of ecstasy waiting for a trajectory."
Leaving holes in our consciousness, while we're starving and jobless.
*Calculating Expectancies* /invalid directories.
So we fly! Away!
A dream our whole lives.
In constant disguise.
Someday we'll find
A way
To
Open our Eyes.
And someday you'll find
me.
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Injecting Lithium
04:43
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Bertier Kenosha, Wisconsin
Bertier. French for "super cool." English for "take a shower". There's many projects you'll find me in, whether it be electronic, acoustic, or something not yet familiar to you. Chances are, you won't even know it. Just the way I like it.
Bertier recommends:
North Korean BBQ Mixtape
by Mac Lethal
Through a random twist of fate, I am lucky enough to say that Mac Lethal has written on one of my beats. Check him out, he's a lyrical maestro.
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All proceeds from this album of richly textured, politically charged electronic music will benefit Ireland’s Community Action Tenants Union.
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UK producer Sunbane's latest LP, moody electronic music with an experimental pop heart, was made from a place of intense personal struggle.
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Grief, struggle, and hope radiate through these majestic experimental pieces by multimedia group Requiem.
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Inspired by the mood of late nights, Noah delivers an album of smoky textures and whispery, nocturnal atmospheres.
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ordinary forever
by Veronica Maximova
Berlin producer Veronica Maximova faces up to her demons on this avant-pop EP, the sequel to her debut “Computerlove.”
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