Get all 29 Ryan Gregory Tallman releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Some Absorbed, Some Scattered, Intimations, Shallow Grave of Memory, Healing Frequencies Vol. 1, Escatología, Tryst, Subsumption [Single], Atrium [Single], and 21 more.
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Changing Light
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Three Secrets
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Temper, Temper
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Autophagia
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Clutching
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Gash In The Western Sky
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Vatalas
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Orchard Fires
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Ear Whispered Perfidy
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Four Year Wilderness
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The Dark Lodger
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Ryan Gregory Tallman California
Ryan Gregory Tallman is an electronic composer and sound artist. Using electric guitars, field recordings, sampling, and modular synthesis, Tallman creates aural sculptures that obscure, warp, and redefine perceptions of space and time. His latest album, Some Absorbed, Some Scattered, was released on March 1st, 2024 on his own Existential Tension Recordings. ... more
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