1. |
KI-COMPUTER
02:18
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
2. |
VOYAGE
03:36
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
3. |
HANTÉ
02:24
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
4. |
CORIACE
04:25
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
5. |
PANDORA
02:26
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
6. |
ATONIE
03:19
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
7. |
CELLULES
03:49
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
8. |
ET VOILÀ
02:09
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
9. |
LA MACHINE FOLLE
04:59
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
10. |
E-SPACE
04:48
|
|||
|
No Lyrics - Instrumental
|
||||
If you like St.Georges, you may also like:
Opposite Of Low (Radio Edit)
by Turtle
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 18, 2014
go to album
Haunting minimal electronic production perfectly sets up warm vocals by Glaswegian act on ltd. ed. white vinyl.
go to album
The expansive electronic songs on “Canary” reflect both a sense of unease about the world’s future and finding hope to carry on.
go to album
Polish pianist plays a "silent song of hope" to benefit the people of Ukraine, simultaneously intense, cathartic, and soothing.
go to album
These four instrumental electronic songs from Melbourne bedroom pop artist anemia are expansive and soothing.
go to album
Keeping Up? (Electronic Album).
by Darren Cross
Glassy and glimmering ambient songs from Australian producer Darren Cross that conjure mystic, mysterious moods.
go to album
The Polish pianist added vocals, electronics, and the backing of a band to create the sound of her second album.
go to album
