The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation

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The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation is the experimental Ambient/Noise/Drone alter ego of The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble. The first album "Doomjazz Future Corpses" is a live recording. from Ad Noiseam:

Deaf Center

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Deaf Center are two Norwegian friends Erik Skodvin (aka Svarte Greiner, xhale, Solitaire albread) and Otto Totland (aka supine, nest).

Nest

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There are four groups named Nest: Ambient acoustic music from Finland: Nest is the musical work of Finnish musicians A. Tolonen and T. Saxell. Their extraordinary atmospheric sound is based on Kantele, ancient & traditional Finnish plucked string instrument of the zither family.

The Drift

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Originally a side project from Danny Grody (Tarentel) and Trevor Montgomery (Lazarus), San Francisco's The Drift very quickly matured into a full-time dub-jazz-rock ensemble.

Ufomammut

269,320 plays (17,362 listeners)

Inspired as much by the space-tinged acid rock of Kyuss and Monster Magnet as by progressive rock icons like Pink Floyd, Blue Cheer and early Black Sabbath, Tortona, Italy's UFOmammut was formed in 1999 by Urlo (bass/vocals), Poia (guitar/keyboards), Vita (drums) and Alien (synths).

Kammerflimmer Kollektief

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German experimental jazz-electronica group characterised by soothing, throbbing soundscapes (the band name translates as 'Ventricular Fibrillation Collective') accented with disjointed sounds played by instruments such as the saxophone. Although the fragile rhythms draw heavily from free-jazz improvisation the final overall effect is closer to ambient electronica.

Ulver

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Ulver (Norwegian for “wolves”) is a multi-disciplinary musical trio from Oslo, Norway. Since their first, folklore-influenced black metal release in 1993, Ulver’s style has ever been changing by combining elements of experimental, electronic and ambient music, avant-garde, rock, trip-hop, and their own genre-defying innovations.

Guapo

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ANCIENT HISTORY: Three years have passed since “Black Oni” (Ipecac Records). Four years since “Five Suns”(Cuneiform Records). The new album by Guapo is finally here and thus concludes the recondite triptych they set out to accomplish. Flux is not uncommon here, every record taking on new musical hues and offering disparate ideas and perspectives.