Exploring Birdsong Liverpool, UK
Genre blending rock.
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From the first play of Hygge I was sold beautiful and very talented musician. Thank you Peter for your music
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Marjana still retains the trappings of chamber prog, with wistful and plaintive vocals at the fore. But don’t be fooled, here is a woman with great strength and insight, who resides behind that faery-like, angelic voice. Jim Grey and Mick Moss add guest vocals to two tracks. The phenomenal multi-instrumentalist Charle Cawood brings the majority of exotic instruments, and there are guitars of all kinds, bass, keyboards, and programmed and organic drums, plus a string quartet.
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To Touch the Sky
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Wonderful, beautiful, densely layered music. I'm glad I gave this album several headphone listens before commenting. It did not immediately strike a chord with me, but the more I listened the more I began to understand and appreciate how fantastically rich and deep the sound is. For fans of atmospheric and melodic prog, this is an excellent addition. Bass and drum work are exquisite!
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A Million Knives
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The Colorado trio treat their smoky, sculpted hard rock to a major glow-up on their second LP, produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys.
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Staring at Clocks
by Bitch Falcon
The debut album from Dublin group Bitch Falcon is a balance of dream pop and grunge.
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Great album from the consistently good Magenta.
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