Jyoti Verhoeff Netherlands
Dark, dreamy and neo-classical sounds lure you into the deep and welcome you in the marvelous land of
imagination...
The music of Jyoti Verhoeff is both intriguing and enchanting, almost cinematic in nature – with its many layers, endless amount of subtleties, and organic structures. Music, balancing on the edge of the known, where nothing is predictable anymore yet everything is recognizable.
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Pastoral and enchanting neo-renaissance/medieval baroque prog- folk, one of my favourite musical lanes to wander in. Many will know Ton from Kayak. This music speaks to me on many levels, as it also has orchestral sections as well as the above sorry attempt at trying to describe exactly what Ton has lovingly produced here. His rather ghostly vocals suit the music well, as if it is emerging from the mists of time.
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A Temporary State of Bliss
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Eagerly awaited release from Greece, this duo once again delivers the goods. Various keyboards, guitars, bass and flute don’t properly tell the tale of what you’ll be served with, with these four tracks. Not an EP, three of the tracks are epic length, The result is in the progressive vein, utilizing lush orchestration in cinematic style, for a satisfying 45+ minute journey. I am choosing The Missing Part to showcase what you’ll hear on this fine release.
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Fragile cello and piano recall the bleak childhood of brothers Sebastian and Daniel Selke spent in a large prefab estate in East Berlin.
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Post-classical pianist Blais' first album as an ensemble composer; 500 improvised solo pieces, distilled into one collaborative vision.
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VIRGIN GROUNDS
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