Lucrecia Dalt - "Inframince"

http://eklektikrecords.bandcamp.com/album/touch

YOSI HORIKAWA - 'Gull'

Included on the album 'Medicine Sings Triptych'. 
Read more: http://tobiaslilja.com/medicine-sings-triptych-album

Also included on the 'Medicine Sings' EP.
Read more: http://tobiaslilja.com/medicine-sings-triptych

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CASCADE

From my third album Viscera (2011, Rune Grammofon)

How gentle

初雪 was the first sketch of First Snow.

初雪

Artist: Hauschka
Title: Constant Growth Fails 
Album: What If 
Release Date: March 31, 2017

Pre-order North America: https://www.temporaryresidence.com/products/trr290
Pre-Order ROW: http://hauschka.lnk.to/whatif

Since 2004, Volker Bertelmann – aka Hauschka – has, steadily earned a remarkable reputation as a purveyor of imaginative, distinctive, prepared piano music. On What If – which finds him adding player pianos (also known as pianolas) to his arsenal – Bertelmann expands his range even further, defying expectations and delivering what is without a doubt his most ingenious album yet
While engaging with his trademark technique of utilizing unusual objects – art erasers, for example – to treat (or ‘prepare’) the piano, Hauschka also programmed parts for player pianos, exploiting the speed at which they could play, manipulating the resulting sounds, and building layers to emphasize a composition’s meter.
What If aims to provoke reflection beyond the musical sphere with the titles of the both the album and its individual tracks. Overflowing with haunting melodies, mysterious sounds, and complex patterns, What If crowns an extraordinary couple of years for Hauschka. Likely to prove one of 2017’s most original albums, What If redefines the very notion of piano music in dramatic and exceptional fashion. It stands as a rebuttal to those who lazily shoehorn Hauschka’s work into the so-called, uncomfortably broad ‘new classical’ category, and instead underlines his status as a unique and invaluable artist.

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What If

Hauschka - Constant Growth Fails

'Dead Guitars' is taken from Seefeel's self titled album, their first for 14 years.
The album is releasing Jan31/Feb 1, and coincides with a special headline show at London’s King’s Place on the same day.
The band have also just announced a run of UK and European dates in March.
"(Seefeel) underpin their dream-glossed, loop-heavy soundscapes and tunes with a heavy powerhouse of a rhythm section. The show was punishingly loud; played with a professional politeness that skirted-over any ‘it’s great to be back’-bullshit.” - Loud + Quiet, live review
Pre-order the album here : http://bit.ly/9novaN
Seefeel live dates
31/01/2011London @ King’s Place – http://bit.ly/geBDIl
18/03/2011Manchester @Islington Mill - www.ticketline.co.uk
19/03/2011Dublin @ Button Factory - www.tickets.ie
21/03/2011Glasgow @ The Arts School - http://bit.ly/ge9WWg
22/03/2011Birmingham @ Hare &amp; Hounds - http://www.theticketsellers.co.uk
24/03/2011Paris @ Point Ephemere - www.fnac.com
25/03/2011Brussels @ AB Club - www.abconcerts.be
26/03/2011Amsterdam @ Paradiso - www.ticketmaster.nl


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