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Rachel's
System/Layers

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For fans of rachel's, lovers of classical and post-rock music, indie music enthusiasts, and those who appreciate acoustic concept albums
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THE REVIEW

Commenting on an album of such proportions is certainly not easy. They are called Rachel's, very American from Maryland.
Their breakthrough is "The Sea and the Bells" from 1997. Their latest work is the magnificent "Sistem/Layers". A concept album of 62 minutes divided into 19 tracks. Their music is the perfect synthesis of classical style Mozart and early post-rock style Slint. No percussion. The acoustic gently touches our hearing. An album that fascinates. Just listen to tracks like Water From The Same Source or Moscow Is In The Telephone.
Unmissable.
Buy it if you love staying in the dark, adore it if you are human.

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Rachel's 'System/Layers' is a captivating 62-minute concept album that elegantly merges classical influences with early post-rock styles. The album features 19 acoustic tracks without percussion, creating a gentle and fascinating listening experience. Highlights include 'Water From The Same Source' and 'Moscow Is In The Telephone.' A must-listen for fans of intricate, atmospheric music.

Rachel's

Rachel’s is an American chamber/post-rock ensemble formed by pianist Rachel Grimes, guitarist Jason Noble, and violist Christian Frederickson in the early 1990s, known for cinematic, neoclassical-leaning albums.
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