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Aeolian Scotland, UK
Digital music editions from Corbel Stone Press & Sustain-Release.
All releases are the work of Autumn Richardson & Richard Skelton.
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I'm going to keep changing my mind because this is a gorgeous, powerful album full of favorite tracks.
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The debut LP from the Chicago multidisciplinary artist strikes a bold balance between meticulous structure and improvisation.
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Imperial Valley, III
by Imperial Valley
supported by 78 fans who also own “Bearer”
This came out of nowhere on my Bandcamp feed. It's extraordinary- in terms of ethnography of place, a little reminiscent perhaps of some of the works of the great Harold Budd, but with different instrumentation, and altogether more sombre and foreboding, like a crystal clear memory of a place you've never been. And there's shitloads more... This is why I love Bandcamp- you get to listen to things you'd otherwise never hear in a million years. Unconditionally recommended.
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