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Album · 2015

Garden of Delete

by Oneohtrix Point Never

Garden of Delete is a 2015 ambient album by Oneohtrix Point Never. It runs 12 tracks across 45 minutes. Riffiter listeners rate it 4.2/5 from 3 ratings.

Ambient · Drone · Experimental

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4.2 /5
3 ratings
80 /100
9 critics
12
Tracks
45 min
Runtime
117 bpm
Tempo
C major
Key

Ratings

3 ratings · avg 4.2

0.5★5★

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Reviews

1 review

  • 4.0

    ugly on purpose and brilliant for it. the shredded vocals and the fake-band lore make it his most alive record. not background ambient at all.

    2 replies

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9 publications

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2 credits

Garden of Delete cover art
Design
Andrew Strasser
Art direction
Daniel Lopatin

Tracklist

12 tracks · 45 min

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In brief

Is Garden of Delete good?
Riffiter listeners rate Garden of Delete 4.2/5 from 3 ratings.
When was Garden of Delete released?
Garden of Delete was released in 2015.
How many tracks are on Garden of Delete?
Garden of Delete has 12 tracks, with a runtime of 45 minutes.
What genre is Garden of Delete?
Garden of Delete is catalogued under Ambient, Drone, Experimental.
What BPM is Garden of Delete?
Garden of Delete runs at a median tempo of 117 BPM across its tracks, most often in C major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Garden of Delete?
Listeners of Garden of Delete also rate Virgins by Tim Hecker, Far Side Virtual by James Ferraro, Music Has the Right to Children by Boards of Canada.
Who produced Garden of Delete?
Garden of Delete was produced by Daniel Lopatin and Paul Corley. Daniel Lopatin produced all of them.

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