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polistirex Washington
i only record with physical gear. it's a real pain in the ass. no daws or vsts are
used.
everything's recorded in my "studio" that takes up half of the bedroom.
my main synths are a roland juno-60, jx-8p, korg poly-800 mkii, and a yamaha dx7.
i was previously named "juno beach" but every album made after "sleepwalking" uses the current moniker polistirex.
thank you for listening.
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Concurrent 386
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one of the most influential albums i've ever listened to. percival pembroke is easily my favorite musical artist, period.
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This song is joy via sonic distillation. Huge fan.
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I can't get enough of this dreamy collection. It ages like fine wine in outer space, it's full of the joy of looking at Hubble pictures for the first time in your life. Do you remember?
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Nitewind | Nite Tapes Deluxe
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Awesome album, full of wavey blending synths, lush leads, and tape aesthetic. definitely check this one out if you haven't yet.
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