Get all 9 Somniloquy Productions releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Father Don't Cry (Doubting Thomas Cover), Better Living Through Savagery (Featuring Claus Larsen), Spiritual Conditioning, Hazmat For Humanity - Celestial Tantrums, The Promise and the Peril - Guided By Touch Alone, Sunray Breaker - Cymatic Hieroglyph, Sunray Breaker - Lunar Fragments, Sunray Breaker - Utopian Mismanagement, and 1 more.
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Squanderlustation
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Fire Birth
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Crash Course Condominium
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Cavalcadence
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Stacking the Deckard
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Acidic June
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Somniloquy Productions St. Louis, Missouri
Originally from Denver, CO and known under the name Sunray Breaker, Travis Barton, relocated to St Louis in 2018. As a
result of Covid, This resulted in the darker project The Promise and the Peril, which combined elements of dark IDM, Ambient and Drum & Bass.
His latest project is called Hazmat for Humanity and he is currently working on a yet to be titled Synth Pop / Industrial project as well
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Somniloquy Productions recommends:
Topical Dancer
by Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul
The lyrical and musical mastery of this album is stunning, fun as hell to listen to and catchy as hell. Bolis Popul's use of hardware synth here is incredible and Charlotte is a brilliant lyricist.
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Download has been a major influence of mine for years. This final album from Phil (RIP) is such a beautiful and inspiring work that helped encourage my latest release!
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Skee Mask has quickly become one of my new favorite artists. Weaving in and out effortlessly between countless genres and having some of the best cleanest production I've ever heard.
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Harsh R's latest moves away from heavy, noisy industrial post-punk and into darkly melodic synth-pop with textural production.
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Catchy, danceable, and appropriately dramatic industrial/EBM that easily recalls Wax Trax!'s heyday.
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