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Nordic Crime
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Paranoia
05:18
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Metabolix
02:13
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Moonbase Alpha
05:11
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Sorrow Tomorrow
03:21
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Twisted Childhood
06:04
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Stolen Moments
03:41
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Nightbreak
00:56
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Delirious Material
04:40
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Swamp Forever
05:31
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Igor Boxx Poland
Igor Boxx is a solo project of Igor Pudło – co-creator of the Wrocław based, electronic duo Skalpel.
Igor’s solo discography:
„Breslau” (2010).
„Last Party in Breslau” (2011) „Dream Logic” (2012).
"Delirium" (2015)
If you like Igor Boxx, you may also like:
Inside Out
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supported by 17 fans who also own “Delirium”
Quietly creeps up behind you and slips beneath your skin. Simple but perfectly formed, and lovely all the way through
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Delirium”
When I discovered Skalpel I was hooked in a second. This polish duo cuts up jazz samples and puts them back together with "skalpel" precision. And it shows.... Check further for every album they have made, there is much more than BC has to offer..... Polish Jazz (demo 2000), Sculpture (2003) Skalpel (2004) Konfusion (2005), Simple (2014) and Transit (2014) ;-)
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Disappear into the deep synth tones of Pablo Frizzi, whose latest LP is an immersive journey through retrofuturist soundscapes.
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Gaijin Blues II
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Samples and grand, live instrumentation make up this album that pays homage to classic video game soundtracks.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 5, 2019
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Delirium”
The first track is a bit of an outlier, perhaps connecting back to earlier albums where jazz foundations lead the way, before going all out berserk with the beats, beats, and beats. Bass and electronics are now the mainstays over the hip-hop influenced rhythms. But the horns are still layered back in with style. I initially passed this over, but the Szlam / Ścieki tracks blew my socks off and in desperation for more, I was led back to this. I can't wait to see where Błoto go next.
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