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“Abstract Depressionism” is how Polish musician Cezary Gapik pegs his own aesthetic, which is mostly an apt description. The blessed out vapour trail of his “Uncertainty [#0522]” is a considerable detour from miserabilism, adopting much more of an angelic feel with the same stratospheric arcs of sinewy digital smear heard throughout Kompakt’s seminal Pop Ambient series. Here, snow-blindingly bright tones stream alongside tidal washes of white noise and a tumbling filigree of airborne sonic dust. ...” - <a href="http://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/337/"target="_blank">Jim Haynes / THE WIRE #337 | March 2012</a>

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" ...  “Vanishing” is an EP, released by Entropy Records, that consists of two lethargic compositions. The first work #0476 [Vanishing] is full of abstract ambient sounds which float into higher dimensional space. After monotonic blend into prolific wholeness, sublime sounding evokes cathedral feeling. By progressively absorbing sine curves, Cezary constructs synthetic sound plenitude. Subtle disharmonized rotational surroundings prove his musical maturity. ..." - <a href="http://secretthirteen.org/cezary-gapik-contrast-i-vanishing/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Justinas Mikulskis / Secret Thirteen</a>

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"... Marking his first publication on wax, ‘Contrast’ is a suitable title, since both sides of the vinyl showcase two opposing aesthetics. “#0473 [Tremor]” is a controlled torrent of pressurised noise that expands from a metallic rumble up to a searing blast of distorted electronics. Gapik’s noise begins to burn out, with smouldering embers and ashen grit trailing upon growling tones. Where this side matches the intensity of an early Emaciator or some of Daniel Menche’s more electronic releases, the B side is an entirely contemplative affair, as muffled tones ropple and shimmer out of nocturnal shadows into bioluminescent blooms. ..." - <a href="http://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/325/"target="_blank">Jim Haynes / THE WIRE #325 | March 2011</a>

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“... Working shades of Kevin Drumm’s monolithic minimalism just past the twenty-minute mark ‘#0473 [Tremor]’ underpins layers of subtly shifting tones with a viscous low-end throb that relentlessly burrows its way inside your frontal lobes. Changing track with the aptly titled ‘#0458 [Drowsiness]’ things settle into a ghostly drift as hazy narcotic vapours and muffled glitches simultaneously seep from the grooves, lingering long and sleepy like Oval or Aphex Twin at their most ambient and ethereal. ...” - <a href="http://rock-a-rolla.com/main/?p=1605"target="_blank">Rock-A-Rolla #30 | February/March 2011</a>

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producer from Munich, Germany // Official remixes for Lana del Rey & MoTrip
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Sophomore album, ‘Second Nature,’ out now.

Gossip Culture is producer / musician / songwriter / singer Rian Sheridan, inspired by the dance music of the 70's, 80's and 90's.

I don't put music onto soundclown anymore. it's at 
https://www.youtube.com/user/disjunctionreunion/videos
and
https://lukekillen.bandcamp.com/

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