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Submarine Broadcasting Company UK
The Submarine Broadcasting Company is an independent label showcasing the best in experimental, krautrock, ambient and art-house music.
Submarine Broadcasting Company recommends:
The Glow Of An Old Valve (waag_tap001)
by The Collective
The Collective is a project spearheaded by Cousin Silas with a huge supporting cast of the best ambient and experimental musicians out there.
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Svalbard
by Alan Morse Davies
Alan Morse Davies most brilliant work. Chilling, glacial, inspirational.
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Function Collapse
by Fear Falls Burning
Colin Webster is one of the best, most inspirational saxophonists around today. A dark ambient album on sax? Yes, he has one of those.
go to albumIf you like The Stars Are Good... What?, you may also like:
A Calm Taste EP
by Collections Of Dead Souls
supported by 14 fans who also own “The Stars Are Good... What?”
A wonderfully meditative EP that crafts a simultaneously calm and colorful soundscape.
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Permanence
by Incentive
supported by 13 fans who also own “The Stars Are Good... What?”
Some parts of this great album remind me of Con Air sountrack, other ones of the music from Blade and a couple of others are dark and almost spooky originals. That means I like this record a lot.
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Somnambulist
by The Kandinsky Effect
This heady trio cranks out driving, electronic-tinged power jazz. It's a raucous party that's a bit free and a touch punk.
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