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Listen to the Voice of Fire Wales, UK
Listen to the Voice of Fire
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Listen to the Voice of Fire recommends:
Nuance, depth and lingering drones. I hear harmonies and elegant voice lines. Listening now on a hill in Wales as mists clear. Beautiful.
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Moves from melodic haze to waves of heavy psych scrape, reminds me of 'something else, Porcupine Tree maybe, really love this. Vocals waver, all is sidereal, slow build-ups, mercurial.
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In Silence
by Lia Schell (Asteroidea), Vadim Rumyantsev (Room V), Snezhana Reizen
Cosmism, drone, lyrical musing, preverbal utterances with perfect architectures in space and sound-deep drones, led here by the perfect Instagram modularism of Lia Schell-Inspirational.
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Celestial Navigations
by Pefkin
supported by 13 fans who also own “The Surface of Past Time”
Set your controls for the heart of the next closest sun that you can find. This is the soundtrack for transfiguration, divination and disintegration. You will absolutely lose yourself in this psychedelic eddy of drones, swoops, and other-worldly glister. Aurora Borealis is highly redolent of the closing credits for the classic TV show UFO, full of foreboding and a bubbling under the surface menace
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Another Ruined Landscape
by there are no birds here
supported by 12 fans who also own “The Surface of Past Time”
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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