Blackest Ever Black London, UK
Blackest Ever Black is a record label based in London.
All of its digital and in-print
physical releases are available to purchase on Bandcamp.
For more information, please visit www.blackesteverblack.com
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Deep, interesting, strong and emotional. Just a great work. Liz Harris will always have something strong, special and surprising in the best artistic way.
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Masana Temples
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Entrance is a beautiful opener. Nana literally has a sitar solo at the end which is insane... Nothing more needs to be said. Majupose has a sick bassline and it's in 7/4 which is cool, and Dripping Sun is a sonic experience that speeds up and down through multiple time signatures. This album is definitely the chillest thing they've released so far. Also the first vinyl I've bought on Bandcamp :) CRAZY PSYCHEDELIC ALBUM!!!
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Wraith
by Teeth Of The Sea
supported by 13 fans who also own “Enter Silence”
This is one of those records that really justifies all of the nights I've spent browsing Bandcamp for fresh music. Creative, nostalgic for fans of Westerns, and refreshing in its presentation, it's a real passion motivator!
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Double Sided Mirror Remixes EP
by Cold Beat, Stephen Mallinder, Hardway Bros., Cooper Saver
Cold Beat’s “Double Sided Mirror” gets flipped into new shapes by a series of remixers, including Cabaret Voltaire’s Stephen Mallinder.
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Aurora Introduces: Serbia
by Various Artists
The latest comp from the label Aurora spotlights the sound of underground music in Serbia, ranging from bright techno to moody ambiance.
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Bring Backs
by Alfa Mist
The London composer brings his signature jazz and hip-hop aesthetic to his latest album.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 13 fans who also own “Enter Silence”
Doesn't look like this album needs any more praise, but nonetheless... I only heard this today, but already consider it to be a masterpiece. A delirious and horrifying journey into cognitive disintegration.
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