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Signs & Wonders
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High Clouds
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The Glass Pavilion England, UK
The Glass Pavilion is the instrumental project of English musician Ashley Owens. It was begun in 2020 after a brain haemorhage forced Ashley to give up guitar and begin working electronically. As The Glass Pavilion, he blends virtual rock instruments with synth elements to create an atmospheric, psych-tinged sound with elements of post-rock and shoegaze. ... more
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Beautiful. Following you for ages but hearing you live is always a treat.
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It’s hauntingly beautiful and conjures up intense emotions.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Signs & Wonders b/w High Clouds”
As a Mogwai fanatic for 25 years, I'd just like to say a huge well done to all. Some great reworkings on here. (whispers.."I think I actually prefer this version of Ritchie Sacramento to the original..don't tell Mogwai" 🤣)
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Zahn, from Berlin, bring the sludge rock, with distortion-caked riffs and humid atmospherics.
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The Oakland-based Filipino-American instrumental post-rock band releases their fourth LP.
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A Guide To Drowning
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The physical version of this raucous psych rock EP “comes housed inside a plywood cube surrounded by glass eyes.”
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One of the best post-metal instrumental albums and one-man bands, with some post-rock track such as « off his way ».
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