the song that i  hear in my mind when it comes with homework

it's scary but when I get used to it it feels... safe... I feel like this makes me safer

how it feels when you finally understand how the farlands from Minecraft work:

the skinwalkers when I go to Mary browns at midnight.. wait it doesn’t open till… oh-

All the corny self diagnosed schizophrenic dweebs in the comments LMFAOOOO

this used to be available in my country wtf happened

actually forget my comment I could probably listen to this all night (PLS DONT SAY THERE WAS NO SIGNS)

Ambient Beats for Deep Focus

Tycho "Awake" LP on Ghostly International
Release date: MARCH 18, 2014

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artwork by:
ISO50

For nearly a decade, Tycho has been known as the musical alias of Scott Hansen, but with the release of Awake – his second LP for Ghostly International – the solo project has evolved into a three-piece band. Relating closer to post-rock than ambient soundscapes, the record is situated in the present, sounding more like Hansen than drawing from his influences. “This is, in many ways, the first true Tycho record.”

Following 2011’s Dive LP, the San Francisco-based designer toured extensively, and with a full band on stage, his sound coalesced into a percussive, organic whole. Zac Brown (guitars, bass) rejoined Scott on the road for this tour, but it was the particular addition of Rory O’Connor’s live drumming that ultimately sent Hansen back to the studio with a more precise vision. “After the tour, I decided that I wanted to capture the more energetic, driven sound of the live show on the next album,” Hansen recalls. Bringing musicians into Tycho’s creative process was a step towards expanding his own songwriting and advancing the project beyond its current sound.

In a cabin near Tahoe last winter, Zac and Scott began fleshing out the structure of the new record, but it wasn’t until they set up shop in the hills of Santa Cruz with Rory that it all fell into place. “It crystallized the vision of how the drums would come to the forefront on this record,” says Hansen. The sound was much more stripped-down and concise with more organic instruments in the fold. Songs like “Montana” and “Awake” are a departure from Tycho’s previous material – unique to the group effort poured into the songs on the new record – while “See” and “Dye” echo ideas from previous works, bridging a middle ground between the old and new. Working with Count Eldridge, who also engineered Dive, the team could fixate on the pulses that Tycho might previously layer under synthesizers and exhume them with distinct bass and guitar patterns.

Also known for his design work as ISO50, Hansen’s visual and sonic efforts have dovetailed throughout the course of his career. “This is the first time in my life I've dropped everything to focus on one artistic pursuit,” notes Hansen. Previous Tycho releases came to fruition when an amalgam of songs were nearing completion, but Awake is where music becomes the focus and true expression becomes the result.

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Awake

Aphex Twin - 180db_ [130] (speed x reverb)

Richard D. James Album

Fingerbib

...I Care Because You Do

Alberto Balsalm

Sun Tickles

OUTLANDER

Punish, Honey

Kin to Coal

Geogaddi

Beware The Friendly Stranger

Gyroscope

Rose Gold

Counting All The Starfish

This Is My Beloved

A Walk

Daydream

Dive

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literally just megaman 2 ending lmao

machine girl - MG1 (extended + no vocals)

Boards of Canada is a Scottish electronic music duo comprised of brothers Mike Sandison (b. 1 June 1970) and Marcus Eoin (b. 21 July 1971). 

They have released a number of works, most notably Music Has the Right to Children and Geogaddi, with little advertising and few interviews. Their sound has frequently made reference to sounds of the 1970s and the 1980s. It recalls, amongst other things, the warm, scratchy, artificial sounds of 1970s television, and indeed, band members Michael and Marcus admit to being inspired by the documentary films of the National Film Board of Canada, from which the group's name comes.

Gyroscope

Boards of Canada

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