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10-24-2017, 09:35 PM
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MP3 CBR 320 kbps | 00:41:48 | 87 MB
Folk, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Female Vocal | Label: Sunday Best
As a sweeping generalisation, I don't usually picture electronica as being particularly "external". Not being disparaging there, it's just that I tend to picture the proponents of this artform to generally do their thing late at night in enclosed spaces ,at least where there's a plug socket handy. And anyway, it's not easy to quixotically decide to drag a Big Moog outside for a bit of a noodle under a tree on a lovely day, much as I'd love to see that. Mary Epworth, with her 2nd LP Elytral, gets closer than most to evoking and enhancing an outdoorsy joy from a most indoorsy medium.
It's quite a challenging start to the record; opener 'Gone Rough' distorts and overdrives everything in its minimal reach before an initially calm 'Last Night' startles the listener into submission with a second half of sudden Floyd/progressive/jazz terror that stops just as abruptly as it starts. After that, it's a record that becomes more comfortable and welcoming as it goes on, so that by the time it all finishes, the whole makes such sense that returning to these initial surprises becomes its own delight.
Tracklist:
01. Gone Rogue
02. Last Night
03. Me Swimming
04. Watching the Sun Go Down
05. One Big Wave
06. Bring Me the Fever
07. Burned It Down
08. Towards the Dawn
09. Lost Everything
10. Surprise Yourself
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MP3 CBR 320 kbps | 00:41:48 | 87 MB
Folk, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Female Vocal | Label: Sunday Best
As a sweeping generalisation, I don't usually picture electronica as being particularly "external". Not being disparaging there, it's just that I tend to picture the proponents of this artform to generally do their thing late at night in enclosed spaces ,at least where there's a plug socket handy. And anyway, it's not easy to quixotically decide to drag a Big Moog outside for a bit of a noodle under a tree on a lovely day, much as I'd love to see that. Mary Epworth, with her 2nd LP Elytral, gets closer than most to evoking and enhancing an outdoorsy joy from a most indoorsy medium.
It's quite a challenging start to the record; opener 'Gone Rough' distorts and overdrives everything in its minimal reach before an initially calm 'Last Night' startles the listener into submission with a second half of sudden Floyd/progressive/jazz terror that stops just as abruptly as it starts. After that, it's a record that becomes more comfortable and welcoming as it goes on, so that by the time it all finishes, the whole makes such sense that returning to these initial surprises becomes its own delight.
Tracklist:
01. Gone Rogue
02. Last Night
03. Me Swimming
04. Watching the Sun Go Down
05. One Big Wave
06. Bring Me the Fever
07. Burned It Down
08. Towards the Dawn
09. Lost Everything
10. Surprise Yourself
DOWNLOAD
http://nitroflare.com/view/24484AF807A09A2/yx0ok.Mary.Epworth..Elytral.2017.rar
http://rapidgator.net/file/40cec7e020bb9ad564bb363f7db365f2/yx0ok.Mary.Epworth..Elytral.2017.rar.html
http://turbobit.net/xqjgnslo8qqs/yx0ok.Mary.Epworth..Elytral.2017.rar.html