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David Colohan Ireland
'An eerie loveliness that should really be soundtracking a Werner Herzog film; indeed Popol Vuh’s work provides a useful reference point as, similar to Vuh, the music herein is almost religious in its solemnity and grace.' The Active Listener
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Actually astounding and emotionally moving, creating a community that I have been proudly a part of for 2 years
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Let Me Out of History
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Beautifully hushed compositions employ ambient keys, tender acoustic guitars, and atmospherics in songs that reflect on the last year.
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This whole album is an amazing reinterpretation of the soundtrack....highly atmospheric and imginative....so so recommend this!!!
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