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nightmares
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communication
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mezzanine
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silicon graphics
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sleepwalking
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wavy-pattern
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snowcone
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digital wave
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inertia
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hollowpad
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quetiapine
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dreamcast
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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.
... more
polistirex recommends:
Concurrent 386
by Percival Pembroke
one of the most influential albums i've ever listened to. percival pembroke is easily my favorite musical artist, period.
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fresh (the ultimate collection)
by ACTIVE PRESENCE
Originally released in 2020, this future funk banger gets a reissue augmented by a whole host of new tracks with rubbery grooves.
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The great Illuminated Paths label issue another record of hazy, slowed-down sounds. Woozy, surreal, comforting, and absorbing.
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