Rameses_III--I_Could_Not_Love_You_More-(Type_Records)-Vinyl-2009-UKi

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81,61 MB
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2009-09-16

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      a r t i s t : Rameses III
        t i t l e : I Could Not Love You More
          d a t e : 2009
        l a b e l : Type Records
	    c a t : TYPE052LP
      s o u r c e : Vinyl
        g e n r e : Ambient
  r l s.  d a t e : Sep/2009
      t r a c k s : 07
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 81,6 MB

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     Following on from acclaimed releases for Type, Foxglove and
     Important Records, London outfit Rameses III return with their
     most accomplished, approachable and involving material yet.
     From the spectral shimmer of those Robin Guthrie-style guitars
     on 'We Shall Never Sing Of Sorrow' the band begin to chart a
     serene and introverted brand of pastoral drone-folk. It's
     harmonious and languid but bolstered with enough grit and
     substance to give these ambient drifts a real sense of
     purpose. Like a British answer to Mountains' expansive
     soundscaping, the assembled cast of Daniel Freeman, Spencer
     Grady and Stephen Lewis combine sultry, elongated tones with
     documents of environments from the natural world, all the
     while instilling a sense of tangible instrumental presence.
     'Cloud Kings', for example, sounds every bit as nebulous and
     majestic as its title intimates, conjoining flurried melodic
     loops with swathes of lapsteel and watery field recordings
     while weightless sustains fill the remaining space. There are
     shades of James Blackshaw cast over 'No Water, No Moon'
     setting fingerpicked passages of guitar and what sounds like a
     4AD-ified ukulele in a broader, more cinematic context.
     Although there are certainly elements of the record that hint
     towards ambient music's more abstract properties, this never
     sounds like a directionless gush of sound, and instead, the
     pieces here tend to have a strange, time-lapsed feel to them,
     as if the swelling chord shifts of 'All Shall Be Well' and the
     filtered cascades of 'The Kindness In Letting Go' are a
     blurred treatment of something altogether more song-shaped and
     closer to the source of the folksy, rustic sounds this album
     impressionistically evokes. Fans of the aforementioned
     Mountains, Tape or even Helios should investigate without
     delay.
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      01-We Shall Never Sing Of Sorrow                          [08:50]
      02-Across The Lake Is Where My Heart Shines               [06:25]
      03-Cloud Kings                                            [06:46]
      04-No Water, No Moon                                      [06:47]
      05-The Kindness In Letting Go                             [07:09]
      06-I Could Not Love You More                              [10:16]
      07-All Shall Be Well                                      [11:14]
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                                                                 57:27 min

Files

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01-rameses_iii--we_shall_never_sing_of_sorrow.mp313,01 MB
02-rameses_iii--across_the_lake_is_where_my_heart_shines.mp37,87 MB
03-rameses_iii--cloud_kings.mp310,68 MB
04-rameses_iii--no_water_no_moon.mp39,24 MB
05-rameses_iii--the_kindness_in_letting_go.mp310,26 MB
06-rameses_iii--i_could_not_love_you_more.mp314,71 MB
07-rameses_iii--all_shall_be_well.mp315,85 MB