Shabason & Krgovich Toronto, Ontario
The musical partnership of Joseph Shabason and Nicholas Krgovich orbits around a shared center of earnestness, slice-of-life poeticism, and the subtle everyday banality that becomes beautiful, even absurd, under their slight redirection.
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Promises
by Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra
supported by 39 fans who also own “Bridget”
Great record. Is the superb essay, reproduced on this site, by Dr. Marianna Ritchey, included in this pressing? Or will we have to wait for the 25th anniversary deluxe pressing for that? Possibly waiting until after society crumbles and we're all left painfully, powerfully alone? A nice, trim, offset printing of the essay included with the lyric sheet would be my preference. Just asking questions here. Thank you
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Welcome To Hell
by Joseph Shabason
supported by 37 fans who also own “Bridget”
This album is honestly a big surprise as Joseph Shabason has been making non-funky ambient jazz for years now, but this is much closer (without sounding anything like) the funky-type of ambient-adjacent jazz of Sam Wilkes & Jacob Mann. Man, I love the earlier albums, but this could unseat those as my favorite Shabason album yet. Recommended listening!
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Buoyant vocals and a varied palette of synths work in perfect tandem to create gorgeous art-pop that's able to address big realities.
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The gorgeous and gripping new record from Anika Pyle features minimalist folk & pop songs that struggle to make sense of loss.
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Emily Underhill’s ambient electro-pop is deeply personal yet comfortingly universal.
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Six Songs for Invisible Gardens
by Green-House
supported by 35 fans who also own “Bridget”
a music garden; a garden that i can take anywhere, place it on my ears and enjoy its calming ambience. for nature-deprived folks (like me), it's awesome.
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