Get all 8 Oscar Aullon releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Marbre Life, C Side (Original mix), Sunset Techno, THE WRONG WAY, Electrostorm, Oscar Aullon: Spring Drops EP, Oscar Aullon: Dubby Fridays (DREX10), and The Evolution (Original mix).
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Marbre Life
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Crackle Lights
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Number 13
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Under the Rain
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Julia
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Under the World
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Modular
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Eternal Drone
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Julia (Pink Remix)
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Tecnological Exposure
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Oscar Aullon Madrid, Spain
Was born in Barcelona in 1976. His first track was released under the german record label DIAMETRAL RECORDS(München) called:
"The Evolution" a tribute to all his musical reference wrapped in aquatic and technological sounds....
EXCLUSIVE TRACKS FROM THE ARTIST.
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Oscar Aullon recommends:
The Book of Trees
by Matthias Springer / Aksutique
From experimental electronica, to deep house and dub techno, always with the influence of acid and Detroit elements
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The future of experimental electronic music. Every track it's a wonderful travel
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A Metamatics Production
by Metamatics
No need presentation Lee Anthony Norris is one of my favourite IDM artist of all times.
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Eternus 9
by Elementus Musicalis
supported by 21 fans who also own “Marbre Life”
Uma nova abordagem musical do projecto Elementus Musicalis que confesso ainda não tinha ouvido. E gostei! Belas sonoridades numa ambiencia sci-fi o qual sou apreciador. Recomendado!
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supported by 20 fans who also own “Marbre Life”
Listening to A Cockamamie Farce... On repite button... I'm in awe. I bought the whole album right away and I don't regret it. I'm sure the other tracks are also very interesting. These are like works of art... paintings... Which make up one - Room Six... Album on repite!
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Expansive four-track EP from the electronic-leaning solo project of Lee Malcolm, a founding member of experimental band Vessels.
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