Dusker

Organic and electronic in equal measure, with a lot of texture coming from field recordings and acoustic material folded into the production. The rhythms are loose — more like patterns than beats — and the album has a hazy, late-afternoon feel throughout. It's a meditative record that doesn't make a point of being one. The mood it builds stays with you for a while after it stops.

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