Polypores Preston, UK
Polypores (aka Stephen James Buckley) paints music with a modular synthesizer, drawing influence from ambient, new age, and
experimental electronics. It soars, bubbles, crackles, and soothes, in ever-shifting, immersive cosmic landscapes. Dream environments and sonic sculptures.
Email: polyporeshq@gmail.com
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Polypores recommends:
THE STRANGE WORLDS OF STEFAN BACHMEIER
by STEFAN BACHMEIER
I curated this "Best Of" vinyl collection of Bachmeier's work - dark, trippy synth recordings from the late 1980s, by a deeply paranoid pulp sci-fi author
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Partials III
by Various Artists
Amazing compilation by one of the best labels about
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Hyperincandescent (DiN71)
by Polypores
supported by 72 fans who also own “Abiogenesis”
Stephen James Buckley leaves no synthesizer knob untouched in this sprawling, entrancing exploration of the frontiers of sonic possibility.
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The Homeland of Electricity (DiN72)
by Scanner
supported by 67 fans who also own “Abiogenesis”
Brilliantly positive, at times tranquil and a mesmerizingly uplifting album all around! Hope to hear more releases with this kind of vibe to them.
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With the approval of George Orwell's estate, modular synthesists d'Voxx come up with a clanking, whirring industrial soundtrack to “1984.”
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Recorded mostly on vintage synths, “Virgo” from Oakland artist Jerod S. Rivera creates a moody, immersive soundworld.
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