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Faunts |
With its effervescent guitars, mathematic loops and synthesizers, surging drums, and seemingly nomadic bass lines, Feel.Love.Thinking.Of., the second full-length from Canadian up-and-comers Faunts, is both more ambitious in its conception and more focused in its execution than anything the band has done before. |
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If you haven't heard of The Monks,
your entire perspective on music after the mid 60's is incomplete and needs to
be re-adjusted to account for their presence. They are indubitably in the upper
pendulum of influential bands of the time, yet they remain unknown to most,
even the most obsessive fans of their contemporaries. The reasoning behind
their obscurity is easy enough to discover: The Monks don't sound like anyone
else. This is the archetypal origin of a band that breaks from everything going
on around them to try something no one else is. |
The Monks |
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Naïve records is an eclectic, nonconformist label that has
for the past ten years put the accent on new classical recordings and has
produced some of the greatest classical talents of our time. Several years ago
the label embarked on a wonderful adventure in recording some 450 manuscripts
by Vivaldi that recently surfaced in Italy. In their varied and unique catalogue,
Naïve has recorded seven centuries of classical music from Renaissance revivals
to operas and even contemporary pop groups. |
Fazil Say, Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Luzerner Sinfonieorchester, John Axelrod |
Marie-Nicole Lemieux, Robert Schumann |
Sonia Wieder-Atherton, Sinfonia Varsovia |
Gladys Knight And The Pips |
Beirut |
Filastine |
Odd Nosdam |
The Bran Flakes |
Gentleman Reg |
Balmorhea |
Ultre |
Vybz Kartel, Spice |
Thin Lizzy |
Craig D'Andrea |
Vampire Hands |
John Brown's Body |
Zenlo |
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