Get all 18 Astral Industries releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of AI-24: A Miscellany For The Quiet Hours, AI-21: Life in a Circle, AI-20: V 3.0-3.9, AI-19: Alterazione, AI-18: Travel in Peace, AI-17: Ancient Circuits, AI-16: Bioluminescence, AI-15: Bamboo Music, and 10 more.
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Red Lantern - Parts 1&2
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Red Lantern - Part 3
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Blue Lantern - Part 1
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Blue Lantern - Part 2
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Been a fan of Yagya for years and have loved going through his back catalog and blissing out to the downtempo/ambient dub techno. But now he's made a 'proper' techno album (a la Kangding Ray) and I am LOSING MY MIND. I want to be in a forest and hear it loud enough to strip the leaves from the trees. I want accompanying fire and lightning and chaos and to have this album be the final thing I hear before my eardrums explode. I am utterly in love with this album - and I only bought it yesterday!
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