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Lotophagus Records Achères, France
Label de musique expérimentale
Labels affiliés :
La Voix Dans Le Désert (lavoixdansledesert.bandcamp.com)
Klendathu Records (klendathurecords.bandcamp.com)
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Desert Sand's discography has gone far, not just in style, but in place and time. Front to back, it has been a march onward for human enlightenment - from sprawling cities and malls, to neglected shrines and rivers, talking with strangers and the unknown lying just beneath. Now, there is only one place to go; up the pyramid, reaching up, far up into the sky. Cosmic love on sandy planets that shine like brilliant stars. Glad to hear more sampled work!
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This was my introduction to The Owl. Wow! Brilliant without being forced. The production is flawless. That separation that really makes it come alive. Transporting the listener to these unrelenting environments. I can feel the desolation. Each track stands alone, yet the continuity weaves it together making the parts a whole piece. This isn't for everybody but everybody should get it. This is art. A mesmerizing trip through the darkness and isolation in us all and the world. Masterpiece work.
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[LSD12C1] ABANDONMENT
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Very nice compilation of abstract experimental music of all sorts of styles. This has some incredibly interesting songs as well as some I really struggle with & I find really challenging... :) Love the cover too!It has an incredibly satisfying sense of perspective & depth! Thanks LS! Recommended!
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Influenced by music of the Pacific Northwest, drowse riffs on detachment, memory and the relationship to "self."
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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I've been wondering why I get a viking vibe off this record. It's raw as hell & easily enjoyed, get this your head
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