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vv. - Alone (Departure)
05:00
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vv. - Amber
03:37
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vv. - Berlin
04:56
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Tectorum Tapes San Diego, California
Experimental tape label founded in 2016 focusing on ambient, noise, and beats. Curated and designed by Cave Space, with art from Artist Michael Bernard Stevenson Jr.
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While I set the opening track as my favourite, the entire album that shimmers, with perfection of space and hesitance before each cadence enveloping one in echoes and nuance, emotion and mood. Astonishing solo piano work, in a world where we come to expect all sounds in our music, to again achieve such wonder through simplicity is remarkable indeed. A treasure.
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Funny, we buy things, put them in, and sometimes rediscover incredible gems we've lost- this is a particular example.......two brilliant artists capable of tempering each other, lifting each other- in short, doing what a collaboration is supposed to do .......we are in the midst of soaking in this gem........ss/tm
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smooth but uneasy drones overlaid with beautifully curated samples(?) and subtle noise and distortion. evokes cold and loneliness while being sonically 'real'. excellent!
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Even if he says otherwise, Ian Hawgood is super prolific and incredibly talented in not only his own releases, but in collaborations and with the heart & soul put into the labels he's run over the years. Saying all that, this is a more recent favorite release of Ian's: peaceful, deceivingly simple (yet not!) piano works that is personal, elegant and graceful in its warmth and presentation. Plus it's for a wonderful cause. Get it!!
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