MARSEN JULES AT GRM PART 1
from Marsen Jules at GRM by Marsen Jules
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Sep 2015
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Sinfonietta
by Marsen Julessupported by 32 fans who also own “Marsen Jules at GRM”
With Sinfonietta, Marsen Jules created a musical piece with a real propensity to lift us in the clear strata of the high atmosphere. During the night, we can see the stars slowly glistening in the skies, while we slowly drift on the sound cushions made of the processed orchestral strings we can hear. Separated layer by layer, stretched and superimposed again to finally unfold, the altered instruments are spreading through the track to free us from the classic flow of time. An uplifting work.
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Music for Guitar & Patience
by Le Bergersupported by 18 fans who also own “Marsen Jules at GRM”
This truly beautiful album feels like a hidden gem of texture, tones and of course, patience. Upon the first listen I instantly fell in love with it and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys untethered music that flows with its own current.
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Drowning In The Sky
by Pjusk / Sleep Orchestrasupported by 17 fans who also own “Marsen Jules at GRM”
Shivering musical draught that requires several listenings to adapt to its demanding coldness
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Virga I
by EluviumEluvium's experimental "Virga I" is the first release in a new ambient series that is exclusive to Bandcamp.
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Shuffle Drones
by EluviumDesigned to be played on shuffle, Eluvium offers an ever-changing yet seamless listening experience over 23 tracks.
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False Readings On
by EluviumEluvium returns with another offering of lush, lovely, sparse experimental music heavy on beauty and atmosphere.
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Cavade Morlem
by Olan Millsupported by 17 fans who also own “Marsen Jules at GRM”
In a time of momentary spleen and fatalism, Cavade Morlem emerged as the perfect anxiolytic I needed. Surprisingly, the interludes and narrative parts inverted their typical actors, giving the short tracks the task of building the aquatic features I figure, like sirens in Chort or the oceanic vastness in Lighul, while we slowly infuse our souls into longer pieces reflecting peace and oblivion. Objectively not the best album by Alex Smalley, but still the right one at the right moment. Lovely.
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