Get all 12 Black Banshee's Big Black Emporium releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Last Chapter Of Human Experience: AI Conscience, Homo Electrus, Electric Souls, Machine Fusion, and other delightful 2040's concepts to ponder over while you fucking starve to death, Suburban Memory, The World's First AI-Generated Album, 2 8 1 5, Future Meditation, PI:\OrphanData, George, Six Escapes Of Sound, and 4 more.
Black Banshee's Big Black Emporium UK
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Used this as sleep remedy for many months on end. Not once has it failed
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As haunting and hypnotizing as going through the MGS series in release order and growing more and more captivated by the fandom's fabled Venom Snake without knowing a single thing about him. No, but seriously, this album is a work of art to transport you far, far away, an idea that draws you into the abstract.
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Visions and Prophetic Dreams: A Dreampunk Compilation Vol. 1
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A Dreampunk Compilation gathers together over 80 tracks from existing and freshly signed members of the label’s growing family of artists, including d10xn, Nova Dive, Hong Kong Express, Soul▲Craft & 夢のチャンネル. The collection was curated to showcase No Problema Tapes’s constantly evolving sound, touching on a wide variety of dreampunk-centric variations of vaporwave while adhering to the label’s long-held ethos of releasing music to make people spread the word of the genre.
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The latest from AURAGRAPH offers pulsing synthwave full of texture and color, emphasizing melody above all.
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Mesmerizing synth swirls and delicate arpeggios conjure an alternate reality on the latest masterpiece from 2814.
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The cover reminds me of the "Falling Man" photo taken during the 9/11 attacks and the overall vibe is "falling up while on a bunch of ketamine"
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