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With "Faking Gold & Murder", the trio composed of O'Malley (guitar and electronics), Daniel O' Sullivan (electronics, rhodes), and Vincent De Roguin (electronics, organ), brings forth their most cultured and refined work. Discover the review
With "Faking Gold & Murder", the trio composed of O'Malley (guitar and electronics), Daniel O' Sullivan (electronics, rhodes), and Vincent De Roguin (electronics, organ), brings forth their most cultured and refined work.
Faking Gold and Murder (VHF records) is their latest record and marks a sharp change of direction and maturity compared to the two previous Lps, which were essentially instrumental. Discover the review
Faking Gold and Murder (VHF records) is their latest record and marks a sharp change of direction and maturity compared to the two previous Lps, which were essentially instrumental.
So, there are a Swiss, an Englishman, and an American who... no, it's not the start of a joke: I actually want to talk to you about "Betimes Black Cloudmasses," the second album of the "transnational" project Aethenor, created between London, Geneva, and Oslo, and released in 2008. Discover the review
So, there are a Swiss, an Englishman, and an American who... no, it's not the start of a joke: I actually want to talk to you about "Betimes Black Cloudmasses," the second album of the "transnational" project Aethenor, created between London, Geneva, and Oslo, and released in 2008.
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