Here are a some reviews from the last few months releases
GYPSY EYES – Nefelibata
>>>> http://beachsloth.blogspot.com/2015/11/gypsy-eyes-nefelibata.html “fleeting whirls of beauty”
>>>> http://acloserlisten.com/2015/10/28/gypsy-eyes-nefelibata/ “Listening to Nefelibata is like walking through a haunted house backwards….This gentle surprise is like the tucking in that follows a fairy tale: all is safe, all is well.”
MARK LYKEN | EMMA DOVE – Mirror Lands
>>>> http://musicwontsaveyou.com/2015/09/26/mark-lyken-emma-dove-mirror-lands/ Italian review.
>>>> http://acloserlisten.com/2015/09/17/mark-lyken-emma-dove-mirror-lands-deluxe-edition/ “Lyken and Dove demonstrate how one’s natural habitat can be turned into a wonderland. All one needs are the right eyes and the right ears.”
>>>> https://stationarytravels.wordpress.com/2015/09/15/a-sense-of-place-mark-lyken-and-emma-dove-mirror-lands/ “Mirror Lands is a rich and diverse sonic portrait of a rich and diverse place. Its musical underpinnings eloquently maintain and direct our focus without ever getting in the way of the story that the sounds of Black Isle have to tell. It is an enthralling and thought provoking journey.”
DOUBLING RIDERS – Garama
>>>> http://igloomag.com/reviews/the-doubling-riders-garama-time-released-sound-reissue say it is a “soundtrack to a meditation session and a blissful look at a potentially never-ending painting.”
GIULIO ALDINUCCI – Spazio Sacro
>>>> http://igloomag.com/reviews/guilio-aldunucci-spazio-sacro-time-released-sound “And isn´t it the very nature of ambient-inflected music to conjure such spaces, both in the air and in our minds? An emotional, unambiguous space.”
SARA FORSLUND – Water became wild
>>>> http://louderthanwar.com/sara-forslund-water-became-wild-album-review/ “delicious and delicate folk noir” “There is magic in music but this album conjures just a little more than most.”
>>>> http://www.bostonsurvivalguide.net/wordpress/2015/07/introducing-swedish-songstress-sara-forslund/
PINES – The Field Journal
>>>> http://www.chaindlk.com/reviews/?id=8815 “Concisely inspiring.”
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