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This Reason Alone
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To Begin Again
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I Want This To Never End
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glacis London, UK
glacis is a Scottish composer.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “What Is Now Will Soon Be Past”
The most beautiful eleven minutes you can imagine…
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supported by 8 fans who also own “What Is Now Will Soon Be Past”
it's difficult to know where to start describing how much this album impacted me on the first listen. it's immediately a feeling of beautiful melancholic drifts and lulls; romantic textures sweep over you almost taking your breath away. Filmic, kind of, but I felt it deeply, as if it were just made for me.
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Scale Compositions
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supported by 7 fans who also own “What Is Now Will Soon Be Past”
Two at the same time delicate and relentless drone-tracks that somehow reminds me of the Fripp and Eno-experiments of 'No Pussyfooting' and 'Evening Star'. Could be the ephemeral ghosts of these classic recordings.
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El Arte de lo Posible
by Fer Isella
Improvisations with sound artist Ulises Conti spurred this Argentinian composer to write these adventurous, reflective piano pieces.
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The Undivided Five
by A Winged Victory for the Sullen
The death of the friend shaped the direction of the duo's nuanced and delicate ambient album.
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Three Sisters
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Moving piano compositions from Melbourne’s Christopher Marlow Bolton, “Three Sisters” is as touching as a silent-movie romance.
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Better Late Than Never
by aus & Danny Norbury
supported by 7 fans who also own “What Is Now Will Soon Be Past”
I'm now pretty certain that anything Danny Norbury is involved with will be stunning. Love the record and equally love the reimagining of tracks by The Humble Bee and Tape Loop Orchestra. Stunning work all round.
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