Get all 8 The Valley and the Mountain (TVTM) releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of A Number of Northwests, Invisible Forces, Rotations Vol. 1, Gentle Waters Keep Moving, Alphanumerix, Outer Reaches, Another Portal, and Black Planet.
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Manifest (The Landing)
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Give Us Your Color TV
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Escape From Hamtramck
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Sweat and Honey
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Spatium
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Black Planet
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The Valley and the Mountain (TVTM) Seattle, Washington
Detroit educated Josh Dahlberg has been producing music and DJing for over twenty years. His analog-centered approach blends house, techno, electro, and experimental; most notably as The Valley and the Mountain (abbr. TVTM). As TVTM, Josh explores the tension between nature and technology to create everything from moody dance floor grooves and atmospheric soundscapes. ... more
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Black Planet”
This is MNLTH in top form, a solid album of blippy dancey electronic music, dare I call it braindancey? Cuz that's how it feels. Awesome cover art pulling together an excellent 22 song album. May he keep on bringing us bangers of this calibre.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Black Planet”
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Black Planet”
Dave is one of the most gifted muscians ever, all of his productions are straight up dope. His tracks have the coolest vibes and the sickest grooves - so enjoying to dance to..! No wonder everybody loses it when his tracks hit the dancefloor..! Top tracks ( for me) are Parpy, Ertha and Quoton. Come to Denmark Dave..!
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Return To The Sound System
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SSA makes out-there techno and electro with a bright, playful feel and sci-fi inspiration.
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Chicago house producer 400+ undergirds their crisp, minimal arrangements with varying shades of dread, but also errant glimmers of optimism.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Black Planet”
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