Several Wives UK
soundtracks of a film imagined, slow sway VHS bodies fully motion-warped with visions on 8mm spilt through memory trails~ sounds of theatre, drowned fake film smiles and hands all over miss world '69, some bloody sulking and several wives.
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Persuasion / Decline
by Several Wives & Diurnal Burdens
supported by 13 fans who also own “Blonde, arms tight black”
Having spent the last couple years studying the music of Several Wives, my brain has shifted in its processing of the sound. It's a surface judgement to call this music dark or sad, as I now pick up on so much beauty and life in cavernous hum and distant stirrings it offers. This is SW first collaboration, and I'm not familiar with the work of DB, but the two seem to play well together, albeit a more subtle listen than most SW albums. There's a ton of fine detail worthy of patient ears.
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Sulking Now
by Several Wives
supported by 9 fans who also own “Blonde, arms tight black”
You'll be the one sulking if you miss out on this beast of an album. Welcome to the bruised underbelly of classical music gone wrong. Feels so right. In the moodiest of times, I sometimes enjoy fighting fire with fire. Feeding the darkness can often tear holes in it much more quickly.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 9 fans who also own “Blonde, arms tight black”
It's humbling. A reminder to make good life choices. It's also a place to get lost for an extended time in the here and now.
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Time to Die
by Christine Ott
The latest from multi-instrumentalist Christine Ott alternates ghostly piano compositions with lush & hovering synth-driven songs.
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Capricorn
by Trevor Powers
Trevor Powers, formerly known as Youth Lagoon, offers "music for our digital coma" across a melancholic surprise LP.
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