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Entrancing, rustic, melancholy, and at times intense. Great guitar playing mixed with hypnotic loop pedals and a voice like no other. One of the best folk albums of the 2000s and perhaps of all time. implodedbrownies
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It's Angel Deradoorian doing meditative, transcendental drones featuring a native Armenian woodwind instrument. If you're already familiar, you know the vibes. If not, you need it in your life. Peace, pleasure, prosperity, and the preservation of Armenian lives. gnosis.
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AMEN TMA, I will remember this name. I FELT FOR THE FIRST TIME, IN AT LEAST FOUR YEARS, LISTENING TO THE ALBUM THAT MY HEART PUT OUT OF ME THROUGH MY MOUTH AND MY VICERAS WILL EXPLODE SO POWERFUL THE WORK! Reminds me of NIN in its prime. It's as if the artists has sucked in the inspiration lost from the best industrial music artists of yore! And there's more, it's innovative and incredibly well structured. My recommendations are very high. To listen. It must! drone2805
Hauntological ambient from the UK's Mute Branches—tense and evocative, imagining the sounds of urban myth and folkloric mystery. Bandcamp New & Notable Sep 8, 2020
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Hard to pick a favourite on this album of gentle and warm ambient tracks. I think the field recordings are beautiful as well, the whole release reminds me of sunny autumn or spring days in the park. PadraigC