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Nik Bärtsch Zürich, Switzerland
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Accomplished masterpiece of contemporary "post-jazz" and neoclassical. I was speechless and completely stunned when I heard it first time.
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Label Sampler (Free Download)
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Intriguing and fascinating collection from this label . Well worth checking out ; I will explore this label further . Note the contributors to this sampler - all outstanding .
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Chronosome - 24 bit 88.2 kHz
by Ikarus
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Fascinating project of drummer/composer Ramón Oliveras. Poyrhythm abounds: "For example, a music nerd might spot that Ontake is grounded in a 4/4 pulse, while the drums play a 19/8 loop over a 6/8, that the piano goes for a 5/8 and the vocals for 13/8" - and yet it's quite accessible to this pair of ears!
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Four compositions that are magnificently epic in scope; the slow swell of sound & persistent, gentle heave will appeal to fans of post-rock.
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This is fricking awesome. Just blend the unique Switzerland-based temporary music of Sonar, Akku Quintet, Blaer, Stephan Thelen's current works, with Karl Jenkins' Soft Machine and some minimalistic approach in King Crimson.
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