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Hidden Orchestra :: To Dream is to Forget (Lone Figures)

Reviews 09/25/2023 by Pietro Da Sacco

Brisk and bumpy electronica is submerged in organic soundscapes and sonic vistas that appear out of nowhere.

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Interview with Floex and Tom Hodge :: A Portrait Of John Doe

Profiles 08/25/2018 by Andrew Danso

A Portrait Of John Doe is the first collaborative album between Floex and Tom Hodge. It’s an alluring record combining electronica and classical orchestra—finding balance […]

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Floex & Tom Hodge :: A Portrait Of John Doe (Mercury KX)

Reviews 07/29/2018 by Andrew Danso

In one breath, this is a fascinating record that’s big in its production, sounds excellent, and has two respected players in the electronic-classical scene. In […]

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Release your ears 7.0 :: Daniel Brandt, Saagara, Hidden Orchestra

Newswires 11/22/2017 by Nocturnal Ghost

Three titles that are piquing our ears lately—it’s our attempt to point you to some notable releases worth investigating regardless of genre. Our staff at […]

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Five questions with Joe Acheson

Profiles 06/13/2015 by Nocturnal Ghost

The man behind Hidden Orchestra talks about his latest work, Reorchestrations—an eclectic suite of seven tracks by experimental/classical/folk musicians, brilliantly re-orchestrated by Acheson. Across a […]

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Hidden Orchestra :: Archipelago (Tru Thoughts)

Reviews 11/07/2012 by Nocturnal Ghost

Hidden Orchestra is a strong, crystallized musical entity that draws inspiration from a wide spectrum of genres, and with distinctive signature sound and style will […]

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