A homogenous and well orchestrated performance, making every musician involved a fundamental component, as each adds their own little piece to form a bigger, more satisfying puzzle.
Tag: Flaming Pines
Tam Lin :: bluelightnospaceflattime (Flaming Pines)
Some sort of obscure, magical ritual this is; surely an engaging one, as this Tam Lin LP tries to immediately hypnotize you as it begins. It does succeed, indeed, as you’ll likely be asking yourself what is happening throughout the entire album.
Kate Carr :: Midsummer, London (Persistence of Sound)
The way the drones and nature sounds blend together produce a noticeable, primordial outcome that is practically terrifying as Midsummer, London explores morbid emotions like […]
Broken Chip :: The Quiet Garden (Self Released)
Capturing light sources to create calm atmospheres, the featured compositions are as nostalgic as they are contemporary and offer quiet tidbits for a wonderful diversion.
Darren Harper / Ümlaut :: Generational Drift / The Celestial Sphere (Handstitched*)
Darren Harper and Ümlaut create one long dreamy track and eleven short fragmented listening experiences.
Masayoshi Miyazaki :: China Life (Flaming Pines)
I hear a complex array of compositions that are brought closer by the worldwide common experience of those times, also just the amazing human ability to express things using sound.
Kate Carr :: fake creek (Flaming Pines)
Carrying cinematic qualities it is easy to get swept into this atmosphere and find yourself in a swell of tension from the surrounding currents.
Leena Lee & Vania Fortuna :: Niebla (Flaming Pines)
Equipped by technology’s skins, eyes, ears, hands, and feet, we go where we have never been before, this immense territory marks these musical traditions as part of a wilderness never needing to be civilized. With this album one can sense whispers of the moral order of nature and the mythic notion of the heroic wilderness.