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Caught Between Too Much and Too Little
On half of the tracks Hammerstrøm demonstrates that he is capable of creating truly beautiful music.
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A Daring Vision of Flute and Voice
This is an album as happy to shout as it is to slither.
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Cosmic Resonance
»The small crackling beep-sounds from the satellites’ resonance also became music.«
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A Clammy Kawaii Crescendo
There is something charmingly awkward about Shibuya’s pop-infused, overdramatic compositions and the android voice’s sticky kawaii factor.
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Dido and Doom
Although the many contrasts made for a rather epic concert, they also left me feeling somewhat conflicted.
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Jeppe's Soundtrack
If I woke up in a golden bed with a crowd of strangers around me, I would love to listen to the same soundtrack as Jeppe.
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The Shadow of a Soundtrack
How much of the original purpose can – and should – be removed from the equation for a release in album format to make sense?
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The Sinister Mastery of Shame
»A necessary album for anyone unafraid of the dark.«
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The Deep Breath
»With a few simple means, Blaume’s debut emerges as a welcome harbinger of spring.«
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She Makes the Music Vibrate Like a Living Organism
With repeated listens, everything begins to make sense. Sonne’s coolly understated voice is the glue that binds the entire soundscape together.
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Love and Poetry under Black Streetlights
»'Dråberne 5, 7, 8, and 11' is a seductive, inspiring, and downright sumptuous experiment in which the love between the two artists can be felt in every tone.«
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A Riddle I Am Not the Right One to Solve
»Nigma Enigma« will speak to those who can relate to the spiritual and philosophical questions Miniawy raises.