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Nigel Samways UK
NEWS:
Feb 23 - New album 'Junky Sunset' on Sounds Against Humanity
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Dec 22 - Taalem 'Homework Year 7' compilation featuring my track 'Sunspots of Vichy'.
Feb 2021 - New EP 'Q Earth (Escarpment)' download only.
Dec 2020 - Taalem 'Homework Year 5' compilation featuring new track from me 'Mlle de Poitiers'
Dec 2020 - 'Temani' new album (Cassette and download)
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Wet Petals
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One of the greatest ambient artists I've heard. Hirotaka provides such honesty in his soundscapes. I randomly put this on as I was laying down, fell asleep and woke up knowing that this record was something special.
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An absolute gem in my ambient/dub techno collection
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