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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IV
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V
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VII
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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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