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The Broken Cradle Greenville, North Carolina
The Broken Cradle is an Ambient, Electronic, and Neoclassical artist and is the solo work of Eric McLean, a musician of over
20 years.
Influenced by the likes of Nils Frahm, Alessandro Cortini, Brian Eno, and A Winged Victory for the Sullen, The Broken Cradle leans toward compositional ambient music that moves from soothing piano melodies to gritty synthetic atmospheres.
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The Billows Burn Bright 2015-2020
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A incredibly wide-ranging compilation of tracks, spanning sparse, dissonant, bell-like synth tracks, to soulful ambient swells, to deeply textured nightmare environments. It's definitely worth listening to each piece in isolation since they were, as far as I can tell, written as separate projects. One can then survey the overall evolution of the artist across six years afterward.
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