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Sewer Dice Records Melbourne, Australia
Esoteric record label on Wurundjeri Country specializing in musical oddities from around the globe.
If you like NO DICE Vol. 1, you may also like:
Topographic Relief Vol 6
by Various Artists
Warped, woozy vaporwave that builds suspense and unease with long, gauzy sheets of sound. Psychedelic and hypnotic.
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Images
by Colin Andrew Sheffield
Colin Andrew Sheffield (Elevator Bath) repurposes heavily manipulated jazz samples into gorgeously eerie soundscapes.
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North Carolina producer Lvers makes “occult beat music”—crackling noise with heavy industrial rhythms that's surprisingly alluring.
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by clicking you agree
by Saxo + A.I.
Using A.I., synths, and samples, “by clicking you agree” presents a brain-melting collage of sounds that is wonderfully disorienting.
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From the always-great label Umor Rex comes the latest from Lina Filipovich: A ruthless deconstruction of classical pieces.
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Frenton Cantolay
by Mondoriviera
Giddy music that could easily score a playful Nintendo game, these are bright, chirpy melodies designed to bring a smile.
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Authentic Country Music
by Megadead
Contrary to the title, this debut LP from Melbourne producer Megadead leans heavily on instrumental hip-hop fusion and plunderphonics.
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