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between roots
05:52
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no sign of leaving
04:14
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subtle risings
05:32
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unreflecting pool
04:48
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rivulets
04:28
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reach toward the earth
05:38
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uncertain sunlight
03:44
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the meadow
03:50
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Simon McCorry Stroud, UK
“cellist sound-sculptor of ambiguous environments”
photo by Miyuki Toudou
Simon McCorry recommends:
Rich textured minimalism
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Engaging intricate textures from Kate English
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Beautiful use of pace and sound
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it takes a while, but the cover art finally starts to make sense: the entire album has been a sort of slow-motion takeoff. that feeling in your gut, where your stomach starts floating as if it’s weightless; that’s what anthéne does best. the last few tracks explode in turbulent walls of sound, with the titular track and light shade edging on the cinematic. as if by leaving the ground your memories are already fraying
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Mind of Winter
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There is nothing for you here. Go home to where you are loved. Here, there is ash And only the ghosts Of your dreams, The pain of a world transfixed by hate And our humanity dissolving In the acid of our tears.
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Hushed and quietly moving piano compositions from NODFELD that build slowly to a cinematic sweep.
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