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supported by 31 fans who also own “The Dawn Trance”
In the right mood you don't want this album to end, but when you do you finish on a high with this closing number
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Transparencies
by Ian Hawgood + Wil Bolton
supported by 30 fans who also own “The Dawn Trance”
Funny, we buy things, put them in, and sometimes rediscover incredible gems we've lost- this is a particular example.......two brilliant artists capable of tempering each other, lifting each other- in short, doing what a collaboration is supposed to do .......we are in the midst of soaking in this gem........ss/tm
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Faintly Recollected
by Ian Hawgood & Danny Norbury
supported by 30 fans who also own “The Dawn Trance”
Let's put it this way- this is simply one of our favourite works ever!...A collection of variations on a theme that drift by, perfuming the air, or that stop a moment to whisper you a story. Evocative in its sparse beauty, We are sure this will been the permanent playlist always, right alongside Arvo Part's "Alina" and offthesky's "Silent went the Sea" ....ss/tm/am
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This Chicago (where else?) post-rock group builds wafting atmospheric ambient out of slow drums and a shimmering churn of droning guitars.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 11, 2023
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Vol. IX: Music for Cello and Nyckelharpa
by benjin
A fascinating musical conversation between the cello and its lesser-known cousin, the nyckelharpa.
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supported by 29 fans who also own “The Dawn Trance”
Goccia, it's mixing faded recollection from the artist's life and strong memories of the listener, shaping these two halves of lives into a unique imaginary beyond comprehension. Goccia, it's two fragments of reality put together into one dream strongly marked by liturgical features, hinting that the unknown must be a part of our existence to be complete. Goccia, it's a permanent surprise teaching us that the unexpected can be the most beautiful gift if you welcome it like an old friend.
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