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SAFEHAVENTides From NebulaExperimental/Post Metal |
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The result is an album which in many ways quite dreamy, taking the listener away into a more reflective world, but the main issue is the lack of dynamics within, which means that after a short while the listener starts to become quite bored with music which seems to be all working at exactly the same level. It's not that there is anything inherently bad with what they are doing, just that one wishes for a bit more life within it. Krautrock for a modern age? Maybe, but while there is definitely a place for this style, and it is well played, it's just not for me.
TIDES FROM NEBULA Safehaven ratings only
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suczo
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Hazy7868
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xxarie01 (Arie)
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Pieromcdo (Pierre McDonald)
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ersincrk (Ersin)
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petersen88 (Pawel Przedjeziorny)
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Porcupineapple (Aron Toth)
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ElFarero (Chico)
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JJ (Jorma J)
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Rock_Man1961 (Andrew Maslowski)
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Dillinger (Jakub)
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Sophocles (Sophocles Papavasileiou)
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nanczo
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HarryAngel746 (Maciej) COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator
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profburp (Fourmont)
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puzart (Artur)
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dannyb
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alainPP (mass-art)
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Marek (Marek)
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Glubluk (Glubluk)
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