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A LIVE IN THE BASEMENTAbsolute ZeroRIO/Avant-Prog |
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readers of any merit to the discovery on deeper levels of authenticity in
musicality-weavings~~ i have to say, in light of amazing and progression of
re-discoverings within the listening of Absolute Zero ... one finds gems within gems
which already are working.... and.. a continuous genius to the deliberate signals
going down in record modeIn a word, .. how may i explain this one [?].... readers, just listen to 'Further On' at least 50+ times over a period however which you like to spread out the listening of this canvas... i am still .. to this day, amazed, word-less and.. still in a state of admiration... it just so happens to be my favorite trak off their album.
jp
What a nice little find for my collection. This little EP evokes memories of the better pieces by Henry Cow
or The Art Bears. The musicianship on this release is spectacular, and Aislinn Quinn voice is beautiful.After revisiting this band for the first time in many years, I'm going to have to go out and search for their full album.
It's too bad that they moved from their original Leominster Massachusetts location (Although who could blame them? Despite being the home of Berklee and the New England Conservatory, and New Ears, Massachusetts is extremely parochial in it's music. Interesting bands don't stand a chance here.), they used to live not far from my home.
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