Hely - Plode - VINYL LP
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?When you listen to these songs, all types of feelings and sensations start to coalesce in different parts of your body. It's hard to define them because they speak to emotional gradients, contradictions, and contrasts not the type of emotions that you can easily qualify with a single word. Real relationships, beyond the reductive Incha moment in timeInch type of snapshots, are like that complex and dynamic. This is what makes this record exceptional - and not only as far as instrumental music is concerned!
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- GenreJazzDescription?When you listen to these songs, all types of feelings and sensations start to coalesce in different parts of your body. It's hard to define them because they speak to emotional gradients, contradictions, and contrasts not the type of emotions that you can easily qualify with a single word. Real relationships, beyond the reductive Incha moment in timeInch type of snapshots, are like that complex and dynamic. This is what makes this record exceptional - and not only as far as instrumental music is concerned!ArtistHelyTitlePlodeFormatVINYLLabelRonin Rhythm Records
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