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Tag: conceptual

30/06/2021 nausika

Seeing Through Sound (Pentimento Volume Two): familiar musical and sonic elements revisited and recombined into new forms to expand the consciousness

Jon Hassell, Seeing Through Sound (Pentimento Volume Two), United States, Ndeya, NDEYA7 CD / vinyl LP (2020) I just found

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16/06/2021 Ed Pinsent

Hidden Names Found

Latest solo release from the very capable and diverse sax player Martin Küchen is called Det Försvunnas Namn (THANATOSIS PRODUKTION

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09/06/2021 Ed Pinsent

Fruit of the Womb

Superb album of art music from Valentina Magaletti and Marlene Ribeiro…Due Matte (hop4) comes to us from the UK label

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06/06/2021 nausika

Apogée.Ivresse.Agonie: delving into past Roman-Celtic conflict with melodic / folk black metal

Autarcie, Apogée.Ivresse.Agonie, Purity Through Fire, PTF233 CD / vinyl LP / cassette (2021) A stalwart of the black metal scene

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01/06/2021 nausika

Náa: atmospheric black metal interpretation of Mayan creation myths from Venus with urgency

Idolos, Náa, France, Non Posse Mori Records, NPM040 CD digibook (2021) Emissaries from Venus with Atlantean genealogies (or so they

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22/05/2021 Ed Pinsent

Manchester of the Future

We’ve been enjoying the music of American composer Alexander Sigman since 2011, when we heard his Nominal / Noumenal for

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18/05/2021 nausika

Au Fleuve de Loire: an epic folk / black metal tribute to the river at the heart of French identity

Hanternoz, Au Fleuve de Loire, France, Antiq Records, CD digibook / vinyl (2021) Formed in 2006, this Breton folk /

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17/05/2021 nausika

Unusta kõik: inventive dissonant black metal with a dark jazzy edge

Kõdu, Unusta kõik, Sweden, Nigredo Records, NP015 limited edition CD (2021) Kõdu is a recent black metal band formed in

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16/05/2021 nausika

The Thousand Buddha Caves: immersive soundscape music tracing a journey and a career

David Shea, The Thousand Buddha Caves, Australia, Room40, RM4125 CD (2021) David Shea has had a long and quite extraordinary

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09/04/2021 nausika

Manbarani: modern Arabic folk in a quest to find physical and spiritual place and purpose

Natik Awayez, Manbarani, United States, Sublime Frequencies, SF116 vinyl LP (2021) It seems astonishing that a composer / lyricist /

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