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Author: nausika

10/07/2015 nausika

Four Phantoms: sludge as trudge in four parts

Bell Witch, Four Phantoms, Profound Lore Records, PFL140, CD digipak (2015) The four phantoms referenced by US funereal death doom band

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10/07/2015 nausika

Setter of Unseen Snares: black metal fusion investigation of a pessimistic philosophy

Caïna, Setter of Unseen Snares, Broken Limbs Recordings, 12″ vinyl BLR037 (2015) For a Caïna album, “Setter of Unseen Snares”

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08/07/2015 nausika

Sounds From There: electroacoustic multi-percussion recording needs more bang

Israël Quellet, Sounds From There, Sub Rosa, CD SR351 (2014) For this album, his fourth, Swiss multi-instrumentalist Israël Quellet sets

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07/07/2015 nausika

Aq’Ab’Al: black metal psychedelia exploring the journey through darkness to light

Volahn, Aq’Ab’Al, Iron Bonehead Productions, CD (2015) One of the hardest-working musicians in black metal has to be one Edward

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06/07/2015 nausika

Score: clean jazzy soundscapes with plenty of surprises

Village of Savoonga, Score, The Communion Label / Hausmusik / Kollaps, CD comm48 (1998) Yes, I’ve been a bit slow

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19/05/2015 nausika

Schwarze Riesenfalter: a place of ghostly minimalist soundscapes and huge flying phantoms

Graham Lambkin / Michael Pisaro, Schwarze Riesenfalter, Erstwhile Records, CD erstwhile075 (2015) Erstwhile Records always seems to be on the

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17/05/2015 nausika

Maniya Velichiya: first Soviet heavy metal album is a shotgun marriage with no clear identity

Ariya, Maniya Velichiya, independently released in 1985 At long last I found a hitherto long-forgotten and ancient Judas Priest album where

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15/05/2015 nausika

The Wedding of Idiots: an introduction into the work of a major Soviet rock music performer

Yuri Morozov, The Wedding of Idiots / Svad’ba Kretinov, recorded 1974 – 1976, released 1977? We first met Morozov last

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14/05/2015 nausika

Electronic Music by Young Hungarian Composers: an enjoyable if studious ride through late 1970s electronic soundscapes

Various Artists, Electronic Music By Young Hungarian Composers, Hungaraton, LP SLPX 12371 (recorded 1975 – 1981, released 1983) In the

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12/05/2015 nausika

Croce: obsession with crucifixion, sacrifice and apocalypse doesn’t quite go far enough

Father Murphy, Croce, The Flenser, CD FR54 (2015) San Francisco-based label The Flenser might just be my favourite label for

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