| $10.01
new to stock as of
april 23rd, 2007
threads:
modern-psych
minimalism-drones
harsh-noise
folk
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| | | singing knives (uk) #sk 001 cd “singing at the moon” compact disc - tirath singh nirmala - singing at the moon (3:26)
- one ensemble of daniel padden - low clowns (3:40)
- peril hill - vapours in august (5:42)
- chora - live from the inky gazelle gland (6:43)
- bridget hayden - untitled (3:04)
- nalle - are you beautiful inside? are you here? (2:53)
- feather gatherers - leaves (3:41)
- big eyes family players - alenky (2:20)
- michael flower band - santa flauta (6:04)
- tau emerald - the piano key (3:26)
- inecto school - mullard's third madrigal (4:25)
- james green - ribbon (1:28)
- ben reynolds - golden arm (3:38)
- directing hand - down in yon forest (6:10)
- mcwatt - untitled (7:00)
| late 2006 release; the first on singing knives; a young u.k. imprint focusing on subterranean music activities from (mainly) the leeds & glasgow scenes...
standout tracks from tirath singh nirmala (awesome, gained, eastern-tinged voice/violin monolithery - really loving this stuff !!!), the michael (mick) flower band (driving, angus maclise-like tribal thud & tanpura/organ tranceout) alex neilson’s directing hand (big, thumping toms, buzz, & loner vocals), vibracathedral orchestra’s bridget hayden (scraping hurdy-gurdy overdubs), & chora (almost psf-sounding in-the-red psych-haze...)
a very nice set featuring a wise range of sound/styles from quiet, bedroom folk to full on harsh instrumental noise; an admirably effective survey of contemporary psychedelia from “up north ...” |
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