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ryecean

  1. Melbourne, Australia
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  1. Blue Morpho
    by Ed O'Brien
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    Andrew Almost slept on this album for a month after release but I'm so glad I didn't. 2:45 on Teachers is sublime. Obrigado is a near-indescribable bossa-influenced epic: at times uplifting, contemplative, and searching - a fitting conclusion to an album I almost ignored entirely. The extended slow burn outro is an out of this world vibe as well. Not to be missed! Favorite track: Teachers.
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    marqqqqq excited to hear your 2nd album
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    I know the feeling....
    When I was in Peru the sky was a constant blue. A hot sun and cielo azul.
    I, too, longed for the British weather. How I missed those clouds. A respite from the blazing sun? Possibly. But I really missed those clouds. The sizes, the shapes, the colours. My friends, the clouds.
    Maybe they were searching for me in England. They didn't know I had left. Instead, I found myself in isolation.
    When I returned my friends were waiting for me. They shed tears of joy. So did I. Favorite track: Teachers.
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  2. Nowhere at the Millennium of Space: Redux (Years 5​-​8)
    by The Caretakers
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    messtori Nowhere At The Millennium Of Space: Redux. Arguably one of the most ambitious things I've ever seen, and my favorite fan project. Yell at me all you want, it's a masterpiece. It definitely depicts dementia in a way better way than Everywhere At The End Of Time did, and while at times it can sound "digital," that doesn't break the immersion. I'm disappointed at how not many people have seen this. Favorite track: M1 - Home is nowhere.
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    ❤️rod❤️ The og NATMOS:R's post awareness is a long and painful experience that depicts the post awareness stages in such unique, and great detail, and proceeds to take it to other levels compared to other fan projects. Truly one of the best post awareness sections in any fan project. Love it so much. Favorite track: U1 - Nothingness.
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    OrsonXD Year 5, of the semi-lucid confusions.
    Year 6, of the shaded searches for hope.
    Year 7, of the violent teardown of meaning.
    Year 8, of everything and nothing.
    This album changed the trajectory of my life.
    Give it a try. Favorite track: 7f - "Denouement".
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  3. Nowhere at the Millennium of Space
    by The Caretakers
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    ❤️rod❤️ One of the best fan projects to come out of the very early days of the CTFP community, many things I love about it, I do like NATMOS:R and CE much more than this, but it's great by itself. Favorite track: C6 - Surrendering my own mind.
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    mylvie Is that a cjd reference Favorite track: E7 - The hours unease.
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    molten Holds up really well despite being 5 years old now Favorite track: E8 - Letting the days go by.
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  4. Nowhere at the Millennium of Space: Redux (Years 1-4)
    by The Caretakers
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    ❤️rod❤️ An incredibly influential, and inspirational masterpiece that solidified itself in the ctfp community as one of the biggest fan projects. Love it so much, would highly recommend it. Favorite track: I9 - You wonder why you are here.
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    OrsonXD Actually one of my favourite fan projects to date, cannot explain too much as it will quickly turn into an essay. go listen to the complete edition Favorite track: J3 - Nostalgic reminiscence anguish.
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    AwfullyFawfully The early tracks of this album are magical, such pure & romantic retro vibes. Its creeping transition into doubt and despair is clean, building up to one of the craziest depictions of St3 I've ever seen, a chaotic cluster with a most uncanny quality that honestly blows me away. A full range of emotions are felt here, with everything I could ask from the lucidity stages. Favorite track: F2 - This great sea of blackness.
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  5. Sadly, the future is no longer what it was
    by Leyland Kirby
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    DivineTrace333 Meditating on your melancholy, whatever may be depressing you, and pouring your heart out on wax, perhaps might be the most beautiful and cathartic thing anyone could ever do for themselves. Leyland Kirby is an artisan of the beauty of tragedy. Favorite track: When we parted my heart wanted to die (Friedrichshain memory).
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    jkuering Music for jetlagged catharsis. The whole album remains in your subconscious after each listen and haunts you until you decide to return again.
    Favorite track: When did our dreams and futures drift so far apart.
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    Stevie This album is unbelievably good. In fact I might love this more then Kirby’s caretaker releases. I don’t even really have a favorite track because they are all hits no misses. The way Kirby utilizes piano for ambient purposes turns out being surprisingly catchy, which resembles William Basinski’s music. Solid 10/10 Favorite track: Stralauer Peninsular.
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