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Simon Pomery London, UK
Blood Music (founded in London, 2007) is the name of Simon Pomery’s project for examining the internal, through physical and psychological processes. His works for drums, percussion, guitars, strings and electronics have crossed genres such as post-punk, no wave, modern classical, techno, electrocoustic, text-sound composition, and free improvisation. ... more
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a captivating and draining listen. The kind of record you put on to forget about your worries and invent new fictional concerns that live and die with the ups and downs of the composition. Each track races through several threads, resolving or not each one, demanding the listener pay more than full attention --in the fictional race track this record creates there is an amount greater than full. Don't let me forget, the sounds are also super hi-fi beauty and unbelievably dense.
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New England collective approach devotional music from a drone-heavy, electro-acoustic perspective, bringing heavenly sounds down to earth.
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