Get all 54 Waveform Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Maui Chill - Vol Two (Sunset at the Kihei Cafe) *73 minute continuous mix version*, Maui Chill - Vol Two (Sunset at the Kihei Cafe), octOgon, 'Maui Chill - Vol One (Sunset at the Kihei Cafe)' *71 minute continuous mix version*, Maui Chill - Vol One (Sunset at the Kihei Cafe), signals, 20 Years of The Best Sounds From the Ground, sOnar, and 46 more.
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Waveform Records Hawaii
Sensual and stimulating 'exotic electronica' since 1994! Whirly, swirly, sometimes dubby, sometimes dreamy, chill-out music!
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Birmingham Frequencies (remastered)
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A classic album from two legendary artists of the 90's!
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Freefloater
by Higher Intelligence Agency
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Love the memories that this time of music evokes. HIA were pioneers as much as FSOL or AFX were for sure, and along with the Oscillate crew, they have done more for the electronic music scene in Brum than anyone. On its own merits this is a great exercise in sound design as much as it is in music and it seems as fresh now as it ever did.
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A beautiful meditation on nature & technology, Hark Madley’s EP1 boasts rich, layered electronic music.
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Lullaby Of The Forbidden Dancer
by Sax G
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 4, 2015
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Everyday Exotic
by Slow Reels (Ian Hawgood and James Murray)
The experimental ambient duo of Ian Hawgood and James Murray complement downtempo beats with meditative electro-acoustic textures.
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Alchemy
by Sounds From The Ground
supported by 5 fans who also own “Voodoo Roux Deux”
Interesting music that feels like a bit of a departure from their previous albums. More experimental I would say. But as the album moves from beginning to end you will start to hear a little more of the older influences there. The melodies continue to warm up.
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