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a softer focus
by Claire Rousay
supported by 23 fans who also own “Birthmark”
Interstitial tunes: soft, shifting–alien and deeply domestic. for more Very Good Haiku Reviews, visit: comeawaywithemd.com/very-good-haiku-a-2021-music-writing-experiment/
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hybtwibt?
by Space Afrika
supported by 23 fans who also own “Birthmark”
I have listened to this on repeat since I downloaded it. This is extraordinary, beautiful, it brings me calm
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The Wind of Things
by M. Sage
supported by 22 fans who also own “Birthmark”
An album of fractured, kaleidoscopic grandeur, "The Wind of Things" finds M. Sage and his Spinnaker Ensemble traveling across a landscape dotted with influences in folk, neoclassical, jazz, ambient, and music Musique concrète. A mesmerizing work.
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pra hoje:
by Dramón & look ma! no wings
Five striking, ornate songs that have the stillness of ambient music, but are rich in detailed arrangements.
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Ex Nihilo
by John Roebuck
All sounds on this album come from a recording of a guitar being scratched with a broken violin bow, digitally sculpted into stunning songs.
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lightness
by Angela Winter
The North Carolina singer and multi-instrumentalist translates the "story of lightness" into nine experimental ambient spirituals.
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Microphones in 2020
by the Microphones
supported by 20 fans who also own “Birthmark”
This album is either meaningful or meaningless to you, but to those who can relate to the memories and embarrassment Elverum expresses on this incredible 45 minute track, it's hard to deny this is a highly considered and mastered piece of music. Likely the end of Microphones forever though
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