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 "Ancestral Songs is a land without time or dimension, suspended between avant-folk and psychedelia."

 "Higgs uses the instruments in an almost primitive, corporeal way, tearing notes like a shaman draws blood in a ritual sacrifice."

Daniel Higgs’ 2006 album Ancestral Songs is a mystical and primitive avant-folk work, blending American traditional sounds with psychedelic minimalism. The raw, lo-fi production and personal songwriting create a powerful, intimate experience. Standout tracks like "Living In Kingdom Of Death" reveal Higgs’ unique artistic voice, influenced by John Fahey yet deeply original. The album is challenging but captivating, combining spiritual depth with experimental soundscapes. Dive into Daniel Higgs' Ancestral Songs and discover the raw mysticism of avant-folk's hidden gem today!

 "Simplicity is not an aesthetic form but an achievement that requires great effort."

 "Manafon demands attentive listening but rewards by giving back great emotions and, above all, it enhances the esteem for this artist and his courage to experiment."

David Sylvian's Manafon is a meticulously crafted album that strips music down to essential elements while achieving profound emotional resonance. Through collaborations with avant-garde musicians and a unique production process, Sylvian creates a fusion of free improvisation and composed songwriting. The album explores themes of faith, human frailty, and maturity, drawing inspiration from Welsh poet R. S. Thomas. Challenging yet rewarding, Manafon stands as Sylvian's most daring and impactful work to date. Discover David Sylvian’s daring and deeply emotional Manafon—listen now and experience a new frontier of minimalist music.