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Alva NotoAmbrose FieldAnduin + Jasper TXAsherBass CommunionBat For LashesCarl Sagan's GhostCelerChihei HatakeyamaChubby WolfClouwbeckDaisy ChapmanDavid SylvianDragonetteFlorence and the MachineHecqIAMXImogen Heapirr. app. (ext.)Leyland KirbyLustmordNQNynke LavermanOneohtrix Point NeverOperationsPeter WrightPolly ScattergoodRichard SkeltonRobert HenkeRöyksoppRyuichi SakamotoSoiSongSteven WilsonSupersilentThe Kilimanjaro Darkjazz EnsembleTim ExileTor LundvallVenetian Snares
@dreams-dxt i'm glad! • Although, it does seem *such* a long time ago… • The 2010 list is more-or-less sorted; tune in at the end of the month to find out what made the grade 🙂
even a year after 2009 I still investigate your list!
Hello, excellent list. I feel somewhat of a duty to explore the stuff on it I've never heard about, having found somebody who loves Celer at least as much as I do. Great reviews, and I agree with your sentiment about slowing down the veritable flood of Celer releases that as been going on. Each is to be savored.
I would really appreciate if you could help me getting my hands on some of their rarer stuff. I doubt I have anything of theirs you don't, but maybe you'd be interested in a lossless rip of the Mane Blooms 7"?
Nice blog and beautiful 2009 list. I've been listening to loads of Celer, it's really tragic what happened – but at least there's lots more material yet to be released (more than 20 albums).
Cheers
Phew – such an eclectic list! I believe I've heard only about 25% of the music listed so there's definitely some things to check out, thank you. I share your love of UTP though haven't found myself returning very often – to my surprise – to Xerrox vol2. That may be because of my general love of beats over ambience I guess. Oddly enough for such a lover of The Drift, I haven't found myself listening to Manafon that often either whereas I remain a huge fan of Secrets of the Beehive. Celer are a welcome new discovery through Will's contact on Hard Format, I'll be listening to them more in 2010.
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