Aria Rostami & Daniel Blomquist San Francisco, California
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Sketch for Winter VII - Abyss: For Cello
by Louise Bock
supported by 107 fans who also own “The Floating Table”
i bought this because it appears in jeff tobias' (sunwatchers) bandcamp collection (right beside my first solo album)... i had been speaking with an artist on my label (cloud recordings) about our mutual love of avant-garde cello, and this album really appeals to me... if you are interested in layered, morphed cello, check out the sister sai album, extempore (which is available on bandcamp). sister sai played the festival i put on, called cloud recordings festival, and was extraordinary!
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"BEHOLD KILLERS"
by Ilyas Ahmed
supported by 93 fans who also own “The Floating Table”
beautiful tones and textures all around. makes me feel like i'm observing a flock of luminous winter butterflies, soaring against a still sky with sun rays shyly piercing through a cloud barrier; all in slow, gently swaying motions.
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A Little Night Music: Aural Apparitions from the Geographic North
by Geographic North
supported by 91 fans who also own “The Floating Table”
Cool collection of deep pieces from a superb label.
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Pitch-black, spellbinding compositions from this Argentina-based composer, where sustained &mangled tones conjure haunting atmospheres.
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Deeply enigmatic synth songs that feel like they should be piped into a far-off spacecraft.
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The Round Table
by The Allegorist
The Allegorist reworks her stunning LP from February of this year with help from KMRU, Max Dahlhaus, and more.
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Sketch for Winter IX: Perlita
by Carmen Villain
supported by 73 fans who also own “The Floating Table”
Muted, greyscale ambient that aptly mimics the introspective calm and leaden stillness of winter. Hushed pads rise and curl like frosted mists, brittle rhythmic elements crunch and crack, and there's a resigned sense of solitude that permeates every second. This isn't quite as vibey and whimsical as "Only Love From Now On," but it's still a worthy addition to Villain's growing discography.
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