1. |
John Rogers
04:50
|
|||
2. |
Blip (COVID Mix)
07:37
|
|||
|
So, in talking about thinking;
I know this has an obvious answer but I'm actually asking beyond this; But, where do our thoughts come from?
Often times I'll have thoughts and not even recognise them as my own;
And / or possibly patterns that have existed for years and years...
Jealousy thoughts or competitive thoughts or the thoughts of being threatened...
And fear....
But truthfully is this something is waking us up in the middle of the night to hear us talking about;
What is that?
And is it just part of the condition of being alive?
|
||||
3. |
||||
4. |
The Centre Holds
04:20
|
|||
5. |
Norway (Fjord Remix)
05:46
|
|||
6. |
||||
7. |
Populist C**t (Cunt Mix)
04:38
|
|||
8. |
Youmatic
05:21
|
|||
9. |
Classical Gasp
03:33
|
|||
10. |
Mars (Tinnitus Mix)
04:39
|
|||
11. |
Ambient Elf
15:33
|
|||
12. |
Cell (Unlocked)
21:30
|
|||
If you like Eggboy, you may also like:
This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
go to album
Gently drifting techno where every element is soft focus and rippling around the edges, save for the sharp, crackling rhythms.
go to album
Expansive, turbulent electronic music from Reid Willis that imagines the cycles of “creation & destruction, beauty & violence.”
go to album
Barcelona duo pull from ’90s techno, deep house, and ambient on a three-track EP that remains fluid and fully charged throughout.
go to album
Jan the Man makes songs from burbling analog synths, all of them with a ’70s sci-fi retrofuturist feel.
go to album
Everybody’s favorite dance music cut-ups Sons of Ken return with four more bangers.
go to album
The Disco Sucks EP
by Sons Of Ken
Sons of Ken return with another cheeky blast of irreverent dance music.
go to album
