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Understanding 9/11Joanne Gabriel - Almighty (mt025)
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Joanne Gabriel is a guitarist and experimental music maker from Herbeuval, France. This is how Joanne describes her musical inspiration: "I have visions of remote soundscapes. Contemplation and dreams are my muses, nightmares and inner unrest feed my inspiration. I like when noise and ethereal meet and melt. I enjoy dirty mixes and weird effects. Mistakes are part of my work, unexpected outcome is my purpose. I love wandering in the world of sound, going astray for the sake of sheer emotion."
‘Almighty’ is Joanne Gabriel’s debut album on netlabel Musictrade (mt025). It is a bold guitar based experimental electronic work on the grand theme of rebuilding and revitalizing Planet Earth from its uninhabitable desert like post-apocalyptic state – as executed from the position of an almighty outsider. The theme is based on a dream Joanne saw a long time ago, and the story of the dream is recaptured in the accompanying text included in the release.
‘Almighty’ is Joanne Gabriel’s debut album on netlabel Musictrade (mt025). It is a bold guitar based experimental electronic work on the grand theme of rebuilding and revitalizing Planet Earth from its uninhabitable desert like post-apocalyptic state – as executed from the position of an almighty outsider. The theme is based on a dream Joanne saw a long time ago, and the story of the dream is recaptured in the accompanying text included in the release.
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August 17, 2015
Subject: Great stuff
Subject: Great stuff
I loved the album.
I was a little put off by the title at first, but the songs themselves seem almost entirely instrumental, and the notion of this being inspired by a dream is one I can totally get behind.
I was a little put off by the title at first, but the songs themselves seem almost entirely instrumental, and the notion of this being inspired by a dream is one I can totally get behind.
