Figueroa Los Angeles, California
The World As We Know It is an electronic album made in the absence of instruments. At the same time, it is a guitar/vocal album and entirely human. And so we have something of an anomaly.
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Above all this is truly inventive in a way that very little current electronic music is.
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I love these unrelentingly experimental areas you delve into. The percussion took on a mind of its own in Köln Krell and yet never felt excessive. It’s a skill when you can make chaos sound so orderly!
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Subtle power. Like the root of a tree slowly cracking open a large boulder. Like a single atom becoming the entirety of my mind. Thank you for the reminder as to where true power lies.
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The latest from Shana Cleveland is a Californian fantasia that conjures worlds both real and surreal.
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This new album by the alt-rock artist delves into the theme of metamorphosis and was recorded on tape.
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I just woke up to find it was Xmas. I thought it was a work day, but apparently it's a day for loading wonderful gifts into the DVS and annoying the neighbours. Amon is tops. Nomark Club is tops.
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