Péist Limerick, Ireland
Péist (transl. worm) are a group of musicians and artists based in Limerick. In their improvisations, they wriggle and writhe between sounds and musical forms, burrowing through the dirt.
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by Elaine Howley
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'Song for Mary Black' is an enigma wrapped in an epiphany wrapped in a dream. It's the kind of song that makes you ask yourself: 'What have I done to deserve this? How am I allowed to bathe in such gorgeousness?' On par with Seefeel's 'Cherry Coloured Funk'-remix. Only gripe: it should be twice as long. Stellar.
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A Mouthful of The Mary Wallopers
by The Mary Wallopers
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The Mary Wallopers are one of the finests bands from the actual Irish folk scene. Playing traditional tunes with great talent and a sophisticated sense of humor ;) I hope to be able to see them live, on a stage or on a session as soon as possible !
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Her voice is a beautiful instrument, listen you'll see what I'm taking about Great beats, melodies. Not just a great Rap/ Hip Hop album, great album period.
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The latest from UK experimentalist Marcus Hamblett occupies serene musical territory, its songs flirting with jazz & electroacoustic music.
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No-Eyed Deer
by David Helm & Jozef Dumoulin
David Helm & Jozef Dumoulin dive into the haunting abyss of improvisational electronics on this harrowing, mysterious record.
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An ambitious cross-genre journey from the Richmond Avant Improv Collective, who bring in 17 (!) guest musicians to fill out their vision.
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Heaviness / Tachycardia
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