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DAYS BETWEEN STATIONS – Perpetual Motion Machines

January 15, 2025

Days Between Stations 2024 Painting an aural portrait of a visual artist, Californian purveyors of art-rock find their own identity. Keeping it minimal has never been this duo’s intent – neither in terms of their imagination’s span nor with regard … Continue reading →

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PÓL BRENNAN – The Irish Revolution

September 26, 2023

Arc 2023 The gloom of discord over the Emerald Isle: esteemed clansman paints cinematic tapestries with subdued grandeur as befits the centennial of the Civil War’s end. In 2023, when Ireland celebrated the hundredth anniversary of the finale of the … Continue reading →

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DONOVAN’S BRAIN – Chiêm Bao Thấy Bậu

July 18, 2022

Career 2022 A band from Bozeman venture out to map out barely-there cinematics and soundtrack a road to illusion. Shipping robust psychedelia for more than three decades now, this Montanan ensemble have never ceased searching for new ways to express … Continue reading →

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DAVID KOLLAR – The Vision Man

May 17, 2022

David Kollar 2022 Prešov’s own proponent of guitar-laden soundscape opens an imaginative, and imaginary, aural perspective. There’s always been an air of mesmeric abstractness to David Kollar’s music, yet if it could be reined in to suit ‘s songs or … Continue reading →

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OSIBISA – Sunshine Day: The Boyhood Sessions

January 28, 2021

Red Steel Music 2020 Afro-rock ambassadors celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with cinematic triumph and project a hopeful look into the future. To say that this ensemble, who’d brought ancient rhythms over to Europe five decades ago, always sounded futuristic – … Continue reading →

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