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imprec Massachusetts
The character conveyed most often in Important releases isn't style but substance, with a personal and emotional depth that makes the label easy to understand but difficult to explain.
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I simply love it from start to end.
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Promises
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Magic in its purest form. I love Floating Points, I love Pharoah Sanders, I love The London Symphony Orchestra. It's a match made in heaven, and the result is absolutely gorgeous. I have loved this record since its release, and realized I don't own it for some reason. So its time to change that. 9.5/10 honestly could become a 10/10 on an indepth vinyl relisten.
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Music for Mourning
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Innocent Passage in the Territorial Sea
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The Chicago composer turns her own grappling with Covid isolation into a kind of imaginary sci-fi soundtrack.
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synth waltzes and accordion laments
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As the title implies, the latest from Lebanese artist Yara Asmar combines ambient synths with treated accordion in dreamlike songs.
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Does Spring Hide Its Joy
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music. silence. Gold.
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