Get all 44 Bedtime for Robots releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Sensational Manifestation (Artifical Era), Apocryphal of Posy (double album), Terror Firmament, World Monitor, The Subconscious Gallery (Complete Exhibitions), The Great Endless, Happy Ending Machine, Electrical Hymnal, and 36 more.
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April 21st
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Spiderhugger
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Brevity of Levity
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Radiation Smile
03:52
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Terror Firmament
08:21
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Lost Recording
06:45
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Loop
03:26
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Shit Company
04:14
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Black Tongue Meatloaf
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Closed Earth
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Final
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Bedtime for Robots Tampa, Florida
Bedtime for Robots, an exploration into the dark depths of analog and digital electronic music, has been the bastard child of Michael Ferentino since 2001. Inspired by a multitude of influences ranging from horror film soundtracks and 70s prog rock to the exotic sounds of 1950s/1960s exotica pioneers, Martin Denny and Les Baxter. ... more
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