Sunday Morning Cake
from Treehut Visions by Guenter Schlienz
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Sacred Phrases
Here at Sacred Phrases we are an outlet for an assortment of art forms, with a focus on recordings. We work with artists who continually blur the lines and call into question the very labels put on them. Ambient, experimental, current electronics, free-form, lo-fi, hi-fi are just some of these labels. ... more
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Dec 2016
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A simple yet effective sonic balm and contactless massage for our interesting troubled times. Nice body trip which can have pleasant mental side-effects. (Written in Sept. 2020)
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In Eco
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Exquisite, relaxing, and quite trippy, this release is a highlight of the vast ctatsu sound exhibit. Be warned: listening to this music can lead to sustained higher levels of consciousness that can be hazardous to the practice of conformity and consumerism.
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UV Sea
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Reminiscent of Steve Reich or Terry Riley.
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SPRING I & II
by Rat & Cofeatured on Bandcamp Radio Dec 8, 2015
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Subliminal Fortress [BB24]
by Gloomfeatured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 23, 2013
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Inlight
by Yre DenThe Berlin-based producer presents a new album full of banging, vibrant club music that is upbeat, complex and playful.
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Valley Flutes / As it IS
by Paul R. Marcano and Andre Martinsupported by 21 fans who also own “Treehut Visions”
The thought of "Valley Flutes" and the fluffy cover had me fearing yet another New Age schlock tape to toss on the pile. Was quite happy to be wrong after giving both long-form compositions a listen. Feels more like old-school ambience with slight nods to the avant garde and psychedelia of the era. Easily my 2nd favorite come down tape from CTatsu after Prayer's "Second Species".
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