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Dashiell - Aspect (ft Sam Brickel)
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Dashiell - Going Nowhere Fast
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Dashiell - Oxy
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Dashiell - Scratching The Surface
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Dashiell - Going Nowhere Fast (Rudolf C Remix)
Deep breaky electro, IDM textures and rolling dance floor tech from Melbourne. Remix duties from Rudolf C.
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More records from Felt Sense Recordings
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Hotel Suite
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Full Stops
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Sensory
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Wrong Planet
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Electrix Blue
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Precious Boy
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Apocalypse
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Youtube Trip
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Slinky
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J. McFarlane's Reality Guest - Caviar
Felt Sense Records and Night School Records present Whoopee by J. McFarlane’s Reality Guest. The wonderful follow up to 2019’s Ta Da.
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Entrapt (Reptant) - I'm Half Normal
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Entrapt (Reptant) - The Panelist
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Entrapt (Reptant) - Fluid In The Signal
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Entrapt (Reptant) - Life Inside The Music Box
Reptant electronics, tough basslines and moving shadows.
‘Life Inside The Music Box’ delivers 30 minutes of Cold city electro and IDM.
Felt Sense Records presents the debut of ‘Entrapt’, the latest project from one of Melbourne's most prolific producers. Four tracks of signature breakbeat and hip hop infused electronix. Reptant machine mastery with a human touch.
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‘Life Inside The Music Box’ delivers 30 minutes of Cold city electro and IDM.
Felt Sense Records presents the debut of ‘Entrapt’, the latest project from one of Melbourne's most prolific producers. Four tracks of signature breakbeat and hip hop infused electronix. Reptant machine mastery with a human touch.
Ltd to 200 copies. More
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Angel Wash - Snake
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Angel Wash - 678
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Angel Wash - Blue
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Angel Wash - Drip
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Angel Wash - Rainy Season
Melbourne artist Angel Wash delivers his debut release and sixth disc for the Felt Sense imprint in ‘Under Silver Cloud’, channeling the visual inspiration of Shin'ya Tsukamoto’s ‘A Snake of June’ (and other turn of the millennium Japanese Cinema) into ominous DnB soundscapes across 6 tracks.
Cavernous synth reflections & translucent textures meld intermittently with expertly chopped breaks, sharp, sinister lead synthesis & sub aquatic bass, drawing from an eerie, yet euphoric sonic palette. More
Cavernous synth reflections & translucent textures meld intermittently with expertly chopped breaks, sharp, sinister lead synthesis & sub aquatic bass, drawing from an eerie, yet euphoric sonic palette. More