Kim_Doo_Soo--10_Days_Butterfly-(PSF)-2LP-2007-UKi

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UKi

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64,03 MB

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12

Date

2008-02-06

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      a r t i s t : Kim Doo Soo
        t i t l e : 10 Days Butterfly
          d a t e : 2007
        l a b e l : PSF
	    c a t : PSF PSFK-001/002
      s o u r c e : Vinyl 2LP
        g e n r e : Acid Folk
  r l s.  d a t e : Feb/2008
      t r a c k s : 12
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 63,10 MB

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     Most western ears were first alerted to the intimate,
     melancholy soundworld of Korean folk-spirit Kim Doo Soo via
     Damon & NaomiÆs International Sad Hits compilation, where his
     placement alongside Japanese underground balladeers Kan Mikami
     and Kazuki Tomokawa provided the kind of context that made his
     intensely personal guitar/accordion/violin/vocal creations
     seem a little more at home. Soo has a large following at home
     and this new album is actually his fifth to date, although the
     first to get a release outside of Korea. Kazuki Tomokawa is
     still the closest comparison, with that same emotional breadth
     and the ability to move from the most forlorn splinter of
     melody into massively iconoclastic dark folk splendour while
     factoring in influences that run from classic American
     primitive through the apocalyptic UK stylings of Bert Jansch,
     Nick Drake and Roy Harper and the delicate, acid-hymnals of
     Ben Chasny and Six Organs Of Admittance. But thereÆs a weight
     of execution to much of the music, a singularly hermetic
     emotionalism, that raises it above any single comparison and
     gives it the feel of a classic loner acid-folk album from the
     otherside of nowhere. A perfect release and one of the best
     new PSF signings.

     The vinyl edition comes in a beautiful gatefold sleeve with
     obi strip and oversize lyric book (with English translations)
     and pressed on 180g vinyl and is already sold-out from the
     label. As with all PSF vinyl releases it looks to become
     super-desirable in years to come. Highly recommended.
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      a1-Deja-Entendu                                           [05:31]
      a2-Song Of Pathless Time                                  [04:36]
      a3-Cape Jasmine                                           [04:11]

      b1-10 Days Butterfly                                      [05:07]
      b2-The Way Of The White Cloud                             [04:25]
      b3-Crested Ibis                                           [03:00]
      
      c1-Grey Rain                                              [05:19]
      c2-To One Who Wanders                                     [04:06]
      c3-Our Era Doesn't Look After A Soldier                   [04:35]
      
      d1-When Blue Butterflies Fly Over Yellow Flowers          [04:51]
      d2-Free Heart                                             [04:59]
      d3-Wind Sound                                             [04:07]
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                                                                 54:47 min

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