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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Triangle | 三角行, To Tomorrow | 致明天 [single], Who Has Lost Dreams / 失夢客 [2-guitar], No Answer Blowin' in the Wind | 沒有答案風中飄, The Life of a Dayfly | 蜉生記 [single], Summer Insects Talk About Summer Insects Talk About Ice | 夏蟲語 夏蟲語冰, 1911 [10th anniversary remix 2021], Summer Insects Talk About Ice | 夏蟲語冰, and 8 more.
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Zhaoze Guangzhou, China
Zhaoze 沼澤樂隊 |
Electric Guqin, unprecedentedly; Splash-ink Rock, the one and only.
前無古人電古琴
獨步天下潑墨搖
related to: Post-rock, Progressive-rock, Instrumental, Experimental and Chinese Classical and more.
Hoy Liang: Guqin, Xiao, Guitar, Keyboard, Vocals
Little Dream: Guitar, Mini Keyboard
Roy: Bass, Harmonica
Sea Sean: Drums, Mallet Keyboard
海亮：古琴 簫 吉他 鍵盤 人聲
細輝：吉他 小鍵盤
阿來：貝司 口琴
海遜：鼓 槌擊鍵盤
... more
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Departure Songs
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This album is a masterpiece, so many emotions, such heroic stories, and some epic guitars. The emotions hit you in the form of a wall of sound that reverberates through your soul and fills your heart. The best album ever produced, every second of every song heals you. Honestly, I can't pick a favorite song cause they're all incredible! Bogatyri just stands out in its unique sound and the epic crescendo 🔥 Lots of love and thanks to We Lost The Sea 💙
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Purple Haus
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The latest album from Purple Haus is a playful and poignant exploration of progressive post-rock.
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This is a pretty interesting one for MONO: less symphonic than many of their albums, and thus carries a heavier tone to it, but still indisputably neoclassical. The title track feels a lot like a sequel to "Com(?)" and is truly a titan of post-rock writing! That song also is the mid-point of the album, with the first two tracks having a subtle tension underneath everything, and the last two tracks feel much calmer, if a bit somber. Requiem for Hell may be MONO's most underrated album so far!
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