The_Golden_Oaks--Paradise-(Music_Fellowship)-Reissue-2007-UKi

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MP3/FLAC
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UKi
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69,29 MB
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9
Date
2007-11-26

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      a r t i s t : The Golden Oaks
        t i t l e : Paradise
          d a t e : 2007
        l a b e l : Music Fellowship
	    c a t : MF32
      s o u r c e : CDDA
        g e n r e : Folk
  r l s.  d a t e : nov./2007
      t r a c k s : 09
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 69,3 MB

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     Paradise is free form Applachain abstraction from the
     folk/minimalist duo of Keith Wood and Brad Rose. Originally
     released in a here today, gone tomorrow CDR edition on UK
     label Barl Fire, this batch finds these autumn alchemists
     offering seven soul-soothing hymnals to the wind and the trees
     and the sky and the leaves. Tranced-out falsetto drifts atop
     supple strumming to create traditional backwoods folk,
     stressed and compressed by the walls around them (or lack
     thereof), making it softer and airier. Their fractured take on
     folk is complimented by multi-layered bowed string and
     harmonium drones, created from that same soft and airy
     palette. As the smokey reverb of the drones reaches resonance,
     the spectrum fills and amplitudes peak in spaced-out bliss.

     While this collaboration shows Wood and Rose at their most
     experimental, the two are likely better known for their
     original solo projects. Wood's Hush Arbors project has lurked
     around the edges of public consciousness, soliciting raves
     from fucked folk figureheads Ben Chasny (Six Organs) and James
     Toth (Wooden Wand), which led to touring and recording with
     both. Wood's first supporter - like so many underground folk
     acts - was Rose, releasing many of Wood's early recordings on
     his Foxglove CDR label, and then rereleasing them in fuller
     runs on his proper CD label Digitalis. Rose's solo project,
     The North Sea, holds an equal underground significance with
     understated forest folk recordings released on almost every
     folk friendly CDR label. The most prolific and interesting of
     his many collaborations is this project, The Golden Oaks, as
     these two friends trade ideas and expand on each other's
     vision.

     This reissue of Paradise is remastered and extended.
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      01-Blue werewolf                                          [04:09]
      02-Seven woods                                            [02:35]
      03-In praise of the trip                                  [04:38]
      04-Death of the green                                     [08:11]
      05-Clothed in moss and hoary frost                        [04:49]
      06-Wings of clear shadow                                  [05:28]
      07-Circle of ravens                                       [13:06]
      08-Words of white                                         [06:07]
      09-Wisteria buried                                        [05:30]
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                                                                 54:33 min

Files

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01-the_golden_oaks--blue_werewolf.mp35,43 MB
02-the_golden_oaks--seven_woods.mp33,41 MB
03-the_golden_oaks--in_praise_of_the_trip.mp36,33 MB
04-the_golden_oaks--death_of_the_green.mp310,72 MB
05-the_golden_oaks--clothed_in_moss_and_hoary_frost.mp36,25 MB
06-the_golden_oaks--wings_of_clear_shadow.mp36,68 MB
07-the_golden_oaks--circle_of_ravens.mp315,84 MB
08-the_golden_oaks--words_of_white.mp37,88 MB
09-the_golden_oaks--wisteria_buried.mp36,74 MB