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Jim Butler
Jim is the creator of the 'Deep Energy' and 'Dark Ambient' podcasts and runs his own label 'Earth Ambient Records'. He currently has over a dozen full length paid downloads/CD's available through iTunes, Amazon, E-Music, Bandcamp, etc and over 80 hours of FREE music and videos available through the podcasts, which have been downloaded over Ten Million times. New Age/Ambient/Space Music ... more
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Borderlands
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Out of all Bluetech's fabulous output, Borderlands is the album I return to most regularly, year in, year out. Maybe it was the December release back in 2007 when I listened to it obsessively for weeks, but for me, it really is the soundtrack to winter. Borderlands draws me inward, warms me, wraps a duvet of introspection and reflection around me. This album proved Bluetech was much more than a psy-dub pioneer, he's also a genuinely unique musical talent. Thanks Evan :)
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