Get all 23 The Phlod-Nar releases available on Bandcamp and save 75%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of THING 006, Underneath the Surface [re-issue] (1996-2007), Utriusque Cosmi (1998-2006), Collection 1 "NITE", Collection 2 "LITE", Collection NITE + LITE (combo), Wanjina [remastered] (2007-2008), Black Paint and Red Ochre [re-issue] (2004-2006), and 15 more.
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The Phlod-Nar Belgium
“The Phlod-Nar project showcases a diverse range of music, reflecting Randolf Smeets’ curiosity and broad musical taste. The
music spans from electronic sound experiments, abstract music, techno, ambient, and IDM to neoclassical, jazz, African funk, hip-hop, piano music, and more, often blending multiple styles. His musical explorations are adventurous.”
(by Jan Willem Broek)
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by Lucas Brode & G. Calvin Weston
This collaboration between guitarist Lucas Brode and drummer G. Calvin Weston is a freewheeling hybrid of experimentalism, jazz, and more.
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The North Carolina singer and multi-instrumentalist translates the "story of lightness" into nine experimental ambient spirituals.
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Freeland
by William Ryan Fritch
The soundtrack to the award-winning film “Freeland” functions beautifully as an album in its own right, with stark, evocative instrumentals.
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An ambitious cross-genre journey from the Richmond Avant Improv Collective, who bring in 17 (!) guest musicians to fill out their vision.
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42 Days 四十二天
by Southeast of Rain 东南有雨
This stunning, beautiful project from Fujian duo Southeast of Rain 东南有雨 blends field recordings with rippling notes from the pipa.
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Arising & Passing Away
by Varabonda
Thoughtful ambient from Seattle has elements of drone, experimental, and healing sounds in its musical explorations.
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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