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White Out
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Rain Tea
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Hammered Bronze Knives
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Milk Thistle
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Dreaming And Forgetting
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Chapter Halls
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This album is very cinematic, cathartic, and each track is like it’s own journey. I love the progression of Steven’s music, especially in an album like this because it takes it’s time to build up.
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Only 2 tracks but 2 very interesting tracks!. Sanahin chills and flows along creating various atmospheres on the way. The Folding Book takes a different journey which is full of varying sounds and instruments. A very enjoyable listen.
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Smith seems to be a master of every instrument out there and on New Evening he applies his skill to several strange ones, layering and manipulating them to great effect. The result is two primordial pieces suspended in time, shifting, glowing, and shimmering like the sunset over the Pacific, or a sunrise burning away the morning fog over the Blue Ridge Mountains. This album is another flawless entry into Smith's vast catalog of haunting hymns to the world's secret and lost things.
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Get fully dosed with swirly, layered psychedelic rock reliably soaked in reverb. Pure fun!
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Music For A Good Home 3
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The experimental rock band's new record is as melodic and inventive as ever, but now with an even more honed sense of play.
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In the Spires
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maybe his best yet. gorgeous guitar lines melding with virtuoso spike fiddle work. highly recommended!
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