Oh, this is the chill type of repeating tracks I love to put on when I really want to zone out! I love the titles, particularly We Benefit From Proximity, which is also a very nice and upbeat track that reminds me of something from the 90's in the best way possible.

How do you feel about The Caretaker?

Thanks! I dunno who/what that is? Please let me know ^_^

A musician that utilizes spare and repeating motifs in a way that reminds me a little of how these tracks are structured. He also has these long and poetic titles, which I like a lot. However, unlike you, he incorporates samples from old LPs then degrades the music over time as a commentary on living with dementia. Dark, but also bittersweet and heart-achingly lovely.

My personal favourite is An Empty Bliss Beyond This World. Which I must have found at the exact right moment in my life because I was just drawn in and kept hearing it on loop as I was falling asleep every night. I think he's tremendously talented at weaving a story with sound and love this stuff, but it's not easy listening so I'm not sure I can recommend it.

Oh yeah I listened to Everywhere At The End Of Time once (and only once because spending 6 and a half hours listening to a single piece of music isn't a great way to stave off my inevitable decay). It's definitely a vibe.

added to my watch later list for today!

Woo! Ty

Chris I would like to inform you that it is entirely your fault that I bought a synthesizer. So gird your ear-holes and prepare yourself to soon experience the consequences of your actions.

My hero :) let me know when you wanna collaborate

I got a long way to go but you're first on the list!

<3

you're about the coolest person ever you know that? I'm allowed to say this very viscerally. would visit would hug will support the fuck out of you forever despite whatever you do from this point on. you have full permission to be yourself from me, and that was a waste of my time and yours for you to read because you always had permission to be yourself but I introduced my own audacity into the recipe just to make it a little longer.