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Breaking apart "Recent albums and documentary"edit
Latest comment: 11 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion
The most recent category in his Career section is "2016-present: Recent albums and documentary". I think that this is too broad, and would propose to split this up into two parts:
2016-2020: Unknown category
2020-present: Ambient albums, documentary and revisiting old songs
Where 2016-2020 covers These Systems Are Failing (2016), More Fast Songs About the Apocalypse (2017), Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt (2018), Long Ambients 2 (2019) and All Visible Objects (2020). This is quite a list of albums, and I'm not sure how to group this.
The second category contains Live Ambients - Improvised Recordings Vol. 1 (2020), the documentary Moby Doc (2021), Reprise (2021), Ambient 23 (2023) and Resound NYC (2023). I thought that these could be grouped quite well thematically: there are 2 ambient albums, a documentary and 2 albums that revisit old songs, Reprise and Resound NYC.
I have really only done minor edits on Wikipedia, I would appreciate it if somebody could give their thoughts on this change. Ossyrial (talk) 19:31, 18 May 2023 (UTC)Reply
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