hackedepicciotto Berlin, Germany
hackedepicciotto are Alexander Hacke and Danielle de Picciotto.
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Rarities
by HTRK
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Element Of Love”
As a compilation release, "Rarities" does an excellent job of maintaining a very strong cohesive quality throughout, which speaks to the strength of the band's vision and the quality of their work. HTRK have always had a beautiful drifting and languid sound that really appeals to me, and I like what they do a lot. This compilation really reinforces my appreciation, and sets me looking forward to new music from them...
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Artlessly Falling
by Mary Halvorson's Code Girl
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Element Of Love”
Mary Halvorson is a genius composer and guitarist who has developed her own musical language, and with Code Girl she has incorporated poetry into that language. Incredible compositions and lyricism (each track is a different kind of poem). Halvorson's playing is as great as usual, and all the other members of the band sound great. Robert Wyatt's singing in particular works extremely well in the tracks he's featured. Highly, highly recommend.
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SINNER GET READY
by LINGUA IGNOTA
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Element Of Love”
Just an incredibly powerful and intense listen that is simultaneously wonderfully calming. Can't get enough of it.
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Death of Natural Light
by Deuce Avenue
As Deuce Avenue, Noah Anthony explores an unhurried, warm style of drone music that is less abrasive and more subliminally soothing.
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Transmissions
by Samuel Goff
The first release on Cacophonous Revival, from experimentalist Samuel Goff, uses avant-garde approaches to get at personal narratives.
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Ritual Wasteland
by Weeping Icon
Weeping Icon get experimental on a pair of six-minute drone pieces, marked by sharp crevices of noise.
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The Oracle
by Angel Bat Dawid
supported by 4 fans who also own “The Element Of Love”
Angel, I heard your interview with Jason Woodbury on Aquarium Drunkard's "Transmissions" podcast today. It was truly remarkable and touched my heart. I bought this album immediately afterward and am so grateful to you for this nourishing music in these strange, trying days. I hope I can time my next trip to Chicago to be able to see you perform live. Thank you!
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