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Narcotic Basement by Mystified Mystified : Narcotic Basement.
 Mysterious, hypnotic, lovely, drones.

"Narcotic Basement" is perhaps the smoothest amongst Mystified's recent releases. Diverse and interesting sound sources are used, including synthetic drones, unusual field recordings, shortwave sounds and more. A listener to the "Narcotic Basement" album remarked that he "couldn't stop listening". Thomas hopes that many people will share in this experience.
Songs:

1. Alien Tunings
2. Brake Bells
3. Mangled Drone
4. Field Drone
5. Serrated Sound
6. Layers Beneath
7. Narcotic
8. Winding Down
9. Basement Drone

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 8/10/2008
Mystified lives in Missouri USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Electronica, Indie Rock

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