1. |
|
|||
2. |
Formules (Émeraude)
07:16
|
|
||
3. |
|
|||
4. |
|
|||
5. |
De La Terre (Obsidienne)
06:16
|
|
||
6. |
|
|||
7. |
|
|||
8. |
Bufador (Or)
05:52
|
|
||
9. |
|
Ana Ott NRW, Germany
The artists that coincide here, share a rapture for an experimental approach to sound. Genre boundaries are irrelevant.
If you like Mantras, you may also like:
Live à Metamórfosi 2019
by FRANCE
supported by 6 fans who also own “Mantras”
Absolutely wonderful - the bastard offspring of 'An Evening Of Contemporary Sitar Music' and 'Sister Ray'. A droner's dream.
go to album
supported by 5 fans who also own “Mantras”
go to album
if I don't let myself be happy now then when?
by more eaze & claire rousay
supported by 5 fans who also own “Mantras”
A personal, effective work from two of my favorite artists right now. Textures weave back and forth to suggest struggles, acceptance, denials, fear, and celebration all at once. A wonderful album.
go to album
New Words For Old Wounds
by William Ryan Fritch
William Ryan Fritch's enthralling, doomy new CD comes housed in a gorgeous, panoramic gatefold sleeve with bewitching original artwork.
go to album
A Cassowary Apart
by Andrew Tuttle & Padang Food Tigers
A largely improvised, long-distance collaboration between Brisbane multi-instrumentalist Andrew Tuttle and London duo Padang Food Tigers.
go to album
Church of Level Track
by Dylan Golden Aycock
Debut full-length album by Dylan Golden Aycock and follow-up to his 2012 EP. Soothing acoustic melodies.
go to album
IKIRU or The Wanderer
by Louise Landes Levi
supported by 5 fans who also own “Mantras”
LLL’s sarangi playing gives this release an otherworldy feel, as if one’s despair over the loss of so many beautiful insect lives to humanity’s rapacious greed for land and cruel ignorance takes form on shadowy wings and sheds tears of darkness on every treestump tomb it visits. Yet her spoken words describing the monarchs’ demise, voiced over ominous drums, are even more haunting.
go to album
