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╒═════ The Bastards From Hell Releases: ═════╕
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│ Meg Bowles - Form The Dark Earth │
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Artist....: Meg Bowles
Album.....: Form The Dark Earth
Source....: CDDA
Type......: Album
Genre.....: Electronic
Encoder...: Lame 3.90.3
Quality...: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint
Company...: Kumatone
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01.Shapeshifter 07:10
02.Night Sun Journey 11:12
03.The Forgotten Valley 08:15
04.Ancestral Ground 05:58
05.Strange Rapids 04:46
06.Between Shadows And Prayers 05:11
07.Twilight Embrace 05:15
08.Vigil 10:34
09.Neptune's Slumber 07:50
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66:11 min
88,1 MB
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Too melodic to qualify as Ambient, too
textural for Jazz, too familiar for the
Avant-Garde, too contemporary to be considered
Classical, too solemn for New Age and too
deliberate to be wholely spacemusic, From The
Dark Earth by Meg Bowles easily exceeds the
sum of its influences. Present are Bowle's
rich synthesizer tones which slowly shift from
hues of blue to gray as are sparse percussion
samples that provide a sense of motion across
darkened lands. But what brings this album
into focus is the use of the trumpet soloist,
an idea never fully investigated on an album
of EM until now. On every track, trumpeter
David Bilger's playing is suported by and
comingled with Bowles' earthy synth textures
and evokes emotions somewhere between
Copeland's "Dark City" and Isham's "Romeo Is
Bleeding". The nine tracks on From The Dark
Earth play out almost like the chapters of an
old diary, each composition building on the
one prior, until, at close, the listener
achieves a sense of knowing the author and an
understanding of their experience.
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We don't need anybody...
We buy our CD's...
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