Electro-Acoustic

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Piano Interrupted :: The Unified Field (Denovali)

Reviews 10/07/2013 by Nocturnal Ghost

There’s enough space and clarity to feel the notes, the gentle yet powerful hits on the keyboard, the groove, hues and textures of the bass, […]

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DENOVALI SWINGFEST 2013 :: 27 tracks free download festival sampler

Newswires 09/03/2013 by Nocturnal Ghost

In early October, Denovali Records will host their Experimental Music Festival called DENOVALI SWINGFEST for the 6th time in Essen (Germany). The festival will happen on October […]

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Zvuku :: Remnant (Heat Death / Futuresequence)

Newswires 08/09/2013 by Andy Gillham

Crowdfunding feels like the future for the smaller boutique label. Here we find two UK based labels joining forces to seek funding for a 180g […]

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Marsen Jules Trio :: Présence Acousmatique (oktaf)

Reviews 07/29/2013 by Nocturnal Ghost

A highly atmospheric and enchanting ambient, electro-acoustic brew, soaked in delicate moody drifts of modern jazz and contemporary classical elegance. Dark at times, but not […]

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John Lemke :: People Do (Denovali)

Reviews 07/25/2013 by Nocturnal Ghost

Using all kinds of interesting methods of sound design, Lemke fused a myriad of ideas and atmospheres into a unique whole that is stimulating, elegant, […]

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Greg Haines :: Where We Were (Denovali)

Reviews 05/12/2013 by Nocturnal Ghost

No commercial potential. Where We Were is raw and impulsive rather than polished, calculated and forced; erratic rather than predictable, and it reveals its allure […]

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Mountains :: Centralia (Thrill Jockey)

Reviews 04/07/2013 by Alan Lockett

Texture tranches and melodic motifs slow building and transforming in grand designs of pretty particulate patterns; this not by the customary electronic tweakery of acoustic […]

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Grzegorz Bojanek :: Remaining Sounds (Dynamophone)

Reviews 08/27/2012 by igloomag

Active, organic ingredients merge and submerge themselves and new soundscapes—which include bass, clangs and flutter—are constantly shifting, almost invisibly around layers of dust and molten […]

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Kutin :: Ivory (Valeot)

Reviews 07/08/2012 by Stephen Fruitman

Kutin’s expressive restraint definitely comes into its own when unhindered by constrained dictates of form. [Release page] Peter Kutin formerly belonged to the Austrian trio […]

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