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"Outer Wilds" is one of the most highly acclaimed indie games released recently and is generally considered a masterpiece. But its music is as good as the game.
It is a perfect blend of Americana musicality and cosmic electronic and ambient elements that make this music very unique. Of course, it is an instrumental album since it is a soundtrack, but its musical interest is no less than that of other great albums, and if I were to talk about the musicality itself, I would say, ... read more

Kieran Hebden's solo project Four Tet's third album "Rounds," beautifully blends organic live-recorded sampling with electronic techniques and has become a staple of the IDM album, but the beauty of this album can still be listened to even today.
The music presented on this album is repetitive, but it is somehow warm and inviting, so much so that it seems strange when people say that this is electronic music, as if the music is alive and moving.
The scenes that come to mind from the ... read more

The sophomore album by Japanese electronica artist Hiroto Kudo is characterized by a very soothing and comfortable sound and offers a good atmosphere.
There are moments when the abstract nature of the music makes it feel a bit insistent, but the organic percussion is very distinctive, and I feel that this adds a great deal of flair to the music.
Although a modest work, this album is surprisingly inspirational.

★ = Fantastic Track, ◎ = Favorite Track, ○ = Honorable Mentions
　 1. Lovers ... read more

This is a collaboration album by Danny Brown and JPEGMAFIA, two of the most distinctive artists in the current hip-hop game. And it's a very chaotic and weird album, so much so that it is hard to explain. The sampling is weird, the mixing is weird, everything is weird. But that's what makes the content more intense, exciting, and unique than anything else.
It may not be their best, but this album has a charm that no other album has, and that is why I like it.
Tracks like "Burfict!" ... read more