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agradek

  1. Gdańsk, Poland
  2. Experimental
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  1. In Disequilibrium
    by Isildurs Bane & Peter Hammill
    Great collaboration!
    Some beknown spirits lingering around...
    Great album!

    favorite track: all of them
  2. To Build a Sea
    by Lolli Wren
    I Can't Decide I Can't Decide
    Beautiful - Gorgeous - Lolli
  3. Seattle, Washington
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    With no doubt Julie is a superb bass player. But what's most important she sparks so much positive energy around while playing. She truly enjoys playing and is extremely enjoyable to watch and listen!

    Thank you for sharing your fascinating Music! Thank you for making the world brighter!
    75 releases 28 updates supporters
  4. Away
    by Rachel Flowers
    Rachel is one of the most amazing human beings on this earth. Or... maybe she's out of this world? We shall be eternally grateful for having her around!

    Mind it: this composition is the out-take from her debut album! Incredible! Amazing! Ultimate!
  5. HB plays JSB on HB3
    by Hugh Banton
    Passacaglia & Fugue in Cminor BWV582 Passacaglia & Fugue in Cminor BWV582
    Enchanting vibes of true organs miraculously flow from HB3 to our ears...
    Great rendition of the great JSB's works by the great HB.
    Unforgettable spiritual experience!
  6. An Outcast of the Islands
    by Colin Bass
    Goodbye To Albion Goodbye To Albion
    In most songs we can hear 3/4 of Camel's line-up, but the Outcast doesn't sound at all as another Camel record.
    Sound is rich with strings, Hammond, piano and keys, but was written, played and mixed in such a way, that it feels airy, it is not overwhelming even in more dense pieces.
    Drums and Colin's bass lines keep whole thing tight. Fine fretless work in Aissa to be given extra attention. String quartets and instrumentals align with the tastefully told story.
    And Colin's warm and soft voice.
  7. Journey's End Suite
    by Andrew Latimer
    Andy Latimer's guitar sound is one of most characteristic and recognizable around. Filled with emotions to the limit. With just one single touch of the string he releases such burst of emotions. Comparable only with some of topmost blues guitarists. Andy's Music is vivid expression of the rule that less means more. We are so blessed and lucky, he took us on the trip again!

    May the journey never end...
  8. I'm the Dude
    by Leitnerjoe
    I'm the Dude I'm the Dude
    Johannes aka Leitnerjoe is one of most positively crazy freaks around, open minded and creative, this music is not addressed for Primus fans only ;-)
    He's making his music from writing to final mixing/production all by himself; for full picture the best to listen with corresponding motion picture (available in YT). The Dude is a perfect place to start, though through those 10 years since, he pursued and developed his own unique style.
  9. Neverhood Songs [Deluxe]
    by Terry Scott Taylor
    Olley Oxen Free Olley Oxen Free
    While most of the PC games went for either post punk, techno or industrial nu-metal music, the Klayman's fathers hired the Christian rock music band to write the soundtrack.
    And that's where from we have this little gem. Sure, no way to unseen lazily moving Klayman, but the music alone is just genius!
    Beautifully crafted short songs, sang mostly in mumbling gibberish. But it captures the essence of music: bring joy and excitement to listeners! Love it!
  10. Pomp Power
    by Remont Pomp feat. Mikołaj Trzaska
    Pure power!!!
    One of the most unique and remarkable musical projects of last decade. Intended as a therapy, turned out to be regular ensemble, recording albums, playing live concerts and touring overseas. What achieved Mr. Jarek Marciszewski with his band is amazing. What he did throughout those years is wonderful and invaluable.
    A stunning record with a little help of one and only Mikołaj Trzaska.
    I can listen to them on and on, though the number of views in YT is not so stunning at all, sadly.
  11. LET GO EP
    by WREN
    This EP is a good bunch of listenable and likeable songs. Tagged as "pop", but in fact it is not exactly so. Besides, the music here is only accompanying the Singer. Careful listener will easily discover many tasty little tastes, and not so obvious vocal expressions. It is clear she is the Singer with huge potential and great, beautiful voice, which she proves more than just a few times here.
    Lyrics are also pretty good as from the Artist of 18 or so y.o.
    Keep singing to us, please!
  12. Typical of Me
    by Lolli Wren
    Fascinating. So true. So real.

    Loaded with emotions.

    And those voices (all of them)!

    Not what I expected.
    I'm dumbstruck.
    I'm on my knees.

    favorite line: "La do da do da do da da dum"
  13. My World
    by Rachel Flowers
    Another gem, which failed to be included in regular album.
    A tremendous piece of music with mature verses sung beautifully in floating, airy jazzy style. Highest grade classy little piano solo in the middle taken over all of the sudden by the energetic guitar in the style the great rockers wouldn't be ashamed of.
    Vivid proof Rachel can compose and play literally anything in any musical style or genre. All alone!
    Genuine genius!
  14. Hearing Is Believing (Music from the Soundtrack)
    by Rachel Flowers
    Montana (Live) Montana (Live)
    I don't know if I love this album. Listened to one (last) song only. And I know it's priceless. Thank you!!!!

    EDIT: Yes, I know. From the first to the last note I love it. As I do the movie. A must-see for every tender soul. Or maybe rather for everyone.
  15. Lamunan
    by Antonina Nowacka
    Simply most beautiful landscapes painted with the human voice.
    Or... I'm strongly doubtful if such voice belongs to human being...
    Astonishing!
  16. Evaluations
    by The 2nd Coming
    Shoot That Load Boogie (Live 1969) (bonus track) Shoot That Load Boogie (Live 1969) (bonus track)
    Oh, my! The longer I live the more I'm embarrassed with the world I live in. How could happen such music was never released and got lost for more than half of a century??? I'm coming for the second time, and I'm even not yet halfway through the album!
    And it was recorded in a cheap studio where they had not enough mics for the proper setup??? Alleluia!
  17. Baur Bentur
    by Dewa Alit & Gamelan Salukat
    Sukat Tacala Sukat Tacala
    'Sukat Tacala' is simply one of the most remarkable compositions I've heard in many years.
    I am extremely happy I've discovered Dewa Alit.
    I am extremely grateful there are artists around who compose such mesmerizing music! Thank you!
  18. All That
    by Rachel Flowers
  19. Dystopia
    by Alberto Rigoni - Michael Manring - Stuart Hamm
  20. Fado
    by Bastarda & João de Sousa
    Medo Medo
    Awesome album. Some traditional fado and some more contemporary fado-songs all stunningly rearranged and featured in completely different musical environment created by masterful Bastarda's accompaniment, but the spirit and soul of fado was never lost. It is present here in every minute of the record and in Joao's voice.
    And it was recorded at live session. Amazing!

    All tracks equally beautiful and heartbreaking. Medo? Because
    a morte nunca é uma fuga.