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A little insight into the weird world of Roth Händle studios. A recording studio located in Stockholm, Sweden, run by producer and musician Mattias Olsson.
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Ultrasound
by Pixie Ninja
supported by 5 fans who also own “Elephant and Castle”
You should buy this amazing album immediately. The sound is absolutely fantastic. Beautiful harmonies and hypnotizing grooves from great musicians that always focus on the greater whole and never show of. The soundtrack of the best 70s horror movie that was never made.
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Midori
by Stick Men+ featuring David Cross
supported by 4 fans who also own “Elephant and Castle”
Another addition to the Stick Men recorded legacy . Well up to their usual high standard .
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Zopp
by Zopp
supported by 4 fans who also own “Elephant and Castle”
Fabulous music and musicianship, and they have the decency to use a Mellotron :), highly recommended.
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Urals
by Sheeba Exp.
On this powerful, moving experimental ambient record, samples are deconstructed and transformed in different ways on every track.
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A Safe Place In Cyberspace
by Samuel Organ
Combining neoclassical sound design with contemporary downtempo electronic, the Brighton producer crafts soft, stunning soundscapes.
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Gideon's Way
by Ruby Rushton
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 11, 2021
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Hooffoot
by Hooffoot
supported by 4 fans who also own “Elephant and Castle”
It's just as the man said ("the man" being Dillon Ethier); this is some "long-form retro leaning instrumental prog rock" shit right here! Now, hear me out, if you like this, make sure you check out Mahogany Frog's album 'VS Mabus' -- Trust me! You'll thank me later! Found this on Steven Effren's page.
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