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Real Love
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Surrounder
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First Steps
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A More Light Past
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Once When I Was Fourteen
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Gifts And Prizes
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You And Me Inside
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When Tomorrow Comes
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Love Is All
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Mark Van Hoen Los Angeles, California
Mark Van Hoen is a British electronic music artist of Indian-Jamaican descent. He has released under his own name as well as Locust. Pitchfork said, "Musically, Van Hoen belongs to a distinguished family tree. Originally influenced by the likes of Brian Eno and Tangerine Dream, and later presaging both Autechre's glitch and Boards of Canada's pastoral IDM." ... more
Mark Van Hoen recommends:
The Plaintive
by Locust
2020 release also available on Vinyl.
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Mettle. (MR-071)
by Autocreation
Vinyl LP and digital versions of the 1994 album by Mark Van Hoen, Tara Patterson and Kevin Hector, featuring bonus tracks.
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Invisible Threads
by Mark Van Hoen
A personal favourite album of my own.
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Rupt and Flex (1994 - 96)
by Seefeel
supported by 11 fans who also own “Playing With Time (1998)”
As a band, they were really doing something strange at the time by making music that sounded so resolutely like it came from the bedroom of a solo producer. "Vocals" are just snatches of floating sound, drums are often electronic... all the instruments sound electronic. They were clearly inspired by dub (who isn't) and started with stripped-down fragments, but then kept whittling down from there. Mood-wise they're bleak yet beautiful, like enjoying a solo walk in an industrial landscape.
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Shortwave Memories
by Biosphere
supported by 11 fans who also own “Playing With Time (1998)”
every album sounds different , It also sounds sad but that fits my mood
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Singularity (DiN78)
by Node
A majestic yet delicate album from Berlin school-style synth masters Node, recorded in 1994 but unreleased until now.
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