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This is the cover for lynyn's, "4m Hiero" track of ambient IDM. It consists of an abstract image with soft, cloud-like forms in pink, orange, and white hues. Light shines through, creating a dreamy, ethereal atmosphere.

This is the cover for lynyn's, "4m Hiero" track of ambient IDM. It consists of an abstract image with soft, cloud-like forms in pink, orange, and white hues. Light shines through, creating a dreamy, ethereal atmosphere.

lynyn - 4m Hiero (Sooper)

"ambient layers sweeping you along until the track encounters choppy, deep space funking synths and stuttering IDM for a moment of mind opening intensity."

The Slow Music Movement

Jul 102 min read

This is the cover for both Where The Light Gets In singles, and Light Year Grave, the forthcoming album from Light Gestalt. It shows an abstract image of intersecting neon lines in pink, blue, and purple on a dark background, creating a dynamic and energetic atmosphere.

This is the cover for both Where The Light Gets In singles, and Light Year Grave, the forthcoming album from Light Gestalt. It shows an abstract image of intersecting neon lines in pink, blue, and purple on a dark background, creating a dynamic and energetic atmosphere.

Light Gestalt - Where the Light Gets In (PLX)

and the soundstage remains uncluttered and gently uplifting - more wellness imbuing than euphoric.

The Slow Music Movement

Jul 12 min read

This is the cover art for Purelink's Faith album on Peak Oil Records. It's a photo of a frosted glass door with soft white curtains billowing slightly. Sunlight creates patterns on the glass, evoking a calm, serene mood.

This is the cover art for Purelink's Faith album on Peak Oil Records. It's a photo of a frosted glass door with soft white curtains billowing slightly. Sunlight creates patterns on the glass, evoking a calm, serene mood.

Purelink - Faith (Peak Oil)

“Circle of Dust” sprouts muted beats and even vaguely euphoric synth pads amongst the ambient dubiness, before the track morphs into the soul infused abstract machine haziness that they do better than most.

The Slow Music Movement

Jun 162 min read

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