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Strange Relations 1
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Strange Relations 3
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Strange Relations 4
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Ylla
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Karda Estra Swindon, UK
Richard Wileman music:
richardwileman.bandcamp.com
kardaestra.bandcamp.com
baberwileman.bandcamp.com
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Bought the CD because of "Ghost" only but I love "Last Grains" too...reminds me of a modern version of 60s sunshine pop with jazzy arrangements and scat vocals. Cool stuff!
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In 2019, I was in Salisbury and attended the Alphabet Business Convention without knowing any artist. Lost Crowns was my favourite band that played there.
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Cabal Of A Thousand Souls
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Margaret in the Wild
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Cellist & vocalist Mia Pixley delivers a rich, emotive record with stirring vocal melodies & gorgeous strings for a riveting final product.
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Hushed dreampop and synthpop songs on the latest from Vanessa Garcia-Cuevas, with gentle melodies floating over soft keys.
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Baltimore's Woven In feels especially focused and resonant on her latest LP, fusing goth, drone, and experimental electronics.
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Blurring Into Motion
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More or less I should text a praise quite similar to that for 'The Divine Abstract’. Well, here no multi-ethno insruments are listed; with exception of bodhran. But this album is as colorful as its precursor and i.m.o. reveals even more shrewdly balanced complexities, which again lead to feel peacefully perplexed or exited or (please don't laugh) "healed"; while & after listening. Fans of e.g. Oregon, M. Oldfield, yMusic or Bang on a Can's melodic works should check Charlie Cawoods marvels.
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