"Termina" by Qurious

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Stickfigure Recordings is PROUD to make "Termina" available FOR FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME! "Termina" is the final track on Qurious's debut album 'Void Vanishing' that was released in November of 2012.

Please give "Termina" a listen:


"Qurious have assembled a gorgeous single reminiscent of those by old masters of the art, Elysian Fields or Trespassers William. The lush audible textures on Rima tap into the beautiful resonate memories from times long gone, the addiction to return to this haunting place refreshing itself as the final chords and image slowly fade out. Ready to take another trip so soon?" - Insomnia Radio review of "Rima" by Qurious

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Stickfigure Recordings

"Rima" by Qurious

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We present to you: "Rima" by Qurious. "Rima" is the sixth track from Qurious's most recent album "Void Vanishing". You can download "Rima" for FREE for a limited time.



"It’s too blimmin’ hot for anything too taxing, so here’s some electronic downtempo blues from Qurious. Free download.

Pour yourself a glass of something long and cool. Pull up a chair, sit back and enjoy the lazy, bluesy guitar jousting with the drone tones. But mainly, enjoy Catherine Quesenberry’s lovely neo-portishead vocals." - Acid Ted

Thanks for listening!

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Stickfigure Recordings

"Daniel's Wired Mercy" by Lid Emba

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We are offering for a limited time "Daniel's Wired Mercy" by Lid Emba to you'll for free! Please take a minute to listen to "Daniel's Wired Mercy". It was released on "Terminal Muse: Yellow" by Lid Emba in February.



"On Tuesday, February 26th experimental electronic artist Sean Moore, aka Lid Emba, will release Terminal Muse: Yellow, the third and final installation in his Terminal Muse trilogy, which began with 2010′s Red and continued with 2011′s Blue. “Third Rail to Paradise” is the first single from the upcoming album and it finds Moore moving into more melodic and accessible territory, trading in the abrasive beats and cold, fractured grooves that defined his previous work for clattering, slightly funky electro-prog drums and surging synths. But while Lida Emba may have grown more felicitous with its music, this is not to say that it’s gotten soft or safe—the sonic breadth and weirdness remain, but it’s nice to see some colors other than black and gray bursting from the edges of the track." - The Lastest Disgrace

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"Gears" by Qurious

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For your listening pleasure here is "Gears" by Qurious

. "Gears" was released on "Void Vanishing".



Qurious are a duo from Atlanta who captivate listeners with their excellent blend of beats and drone with vocals.

"I’ve only listened to the new, forthcoming Qurious record twice, but it’s already one of my favourite albums to come out this year. A bit farther down the ambient rabbit hole than this duo’s previous efforts, Void Vanishing is a cathedral of texture. So many distinct pieces are weaved together perfectly to build an ethereal blanket of sound. Here are the first two singles, which have already been floating around, and then be sure to pick up a copy of Void Vanishing when it becomes available next week." - Ohm Park

Thanks for listening to "Gears".

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Stickfigure Recordings

Here is "Hazel In My House" by Lid Emba

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We are releasing "Hazel In My House" by Lid Emba for FREE for a limited time. "Hazel In My House" was released on the ep "Terminal Muse: Yellow" which was released in February of 2013.



"The fifth full-length release from Lid Emba...and the third in the Terminal Muse series. This band is the project created by Sean Moore...a fellow who uses sound as a means of composition. Yellow contains more strange instrumental music created for the thinking listener. Having heard previous Lid Emba releases, we were surprised at how musical some of this album is. Drums and melodies are more pronounced this time around which could indicate a slight change in direction for the band in the future. Yellow is a short album that clocks in at just over 34 minutes. These five tracks spin like modern mood pieces...and they create some very odd moods. Cool cuts include "One Less Philistine," "Daniel's Wired Mercy," and "Hazel In My House."" - Baby Sue

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Stickfigure Recordings

"Gaida" by Qurious

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We'd like it a lot if you'll took a minute to listen to "Gaida" by Qurious. "Gaida" was released by Qurious on their second full length entitled Void Vanishing and is the first song on the album.



"Our automatic spell check is having fun with this one. Qurious are from the state of Georgia and, as they correctly point out, things have changed a lot since the days of southern rock dominance. This lot prefer electronic textures and space-age sounds. New track Wunderkammer mixes retro and modern electronic sounds together to form a strange kind of dreampop that recalls early School Of Seven Bells." - Sound Of Confusion review of "Wunderkammer"

thanks for listening to "Gaida" by Qurious.

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Stickfigure Recordings

"One Less Philistine" by Lid Emba

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We are proud to present to you "One Less Philistine" by Lid Emba. "One Less Philistine" was released on "Terminal Muse: Yellow" in February of 2013.



"The fifth full-length release from Lid Emba...and the third in the Terminal Muse series. This band is the project created by Sean Moore...a fellow who uses sound as a means of composition. Yellow contains more strange instrumental music created for the thinking listener. Having heard previous Lid Emba releases, we were surprised at how musical some of this album is. Drums and melodies are more pronounced this time around which could indicate a slight change in direction for the band in the future. Yellow is a short album that clocks in at just over 34 minutes. These five tracks spin like modern mood pieces...and they create some very odd moods. Cool cuts include "One Less Philistine," "Daniel's Wired Mercy," and "Hazel In My House."" - Babysue

Please take a minute to listen to "One Less Philistine" by Lid Emba.

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Stickfigure Recordings