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Omyiga - Maiwea Park EP
Tracklist:
01. Limbik Frequencies (3:18)
02. Waimea Park (4:35)
03. Filling The Void (5:03)
04. Logical Progression (3:40)
05. The Perfect Year For Another End Of The World (3:58)
So far Omyiga has been influenced by: good postrock/electronica/ambient in general, Múm, Mono, Mogwai, The Album Leaf, B. Fleischmann, Crisopa, Wixel, Stafrænn Hákon, Eluvium, Xela, Slowdancing Society, Loscil, Amiina, Radiohead, Explosions in the sky, M83, Helios, Tycho, Bogdan Raczynski, The Flashbulb, Aphex Twin, Four Tet, 65daysofstatic, Particle, Teebo, Skip...
Omyiga also experiments with harder genres like hardcore, frenchcore and breakcore.
Omyiga - Maiwea Park EP
Tracklist:
01. Limbik Frequencies (3:18)
02. Waimea Park (4:35)
03. Filling The Void (5:03)
04. Logical Progression (3:40)
05. The Perfect Year For Another End Of The World (3:58)
So far Omyiga has been influenced by: good postrock/electronica/ambient in general, Múm, Mono, Mogwai, The Album Leaf, B. Fleischmann, Crisopa, Wixel, Stafrænn Hákon, Eluvium, Xela, Slowdancing Society, Loscil, Amiina, Radiohead, Explosions in the sky, M83, Helios, Tycho, Bogdan Raczynski, The Flashbulb, Aphex Twin, Four Tet, 65daysofstatic, Particle, Teebo, Skip...
Omyiga also experiments with harder genres like hardcore, frenchcore and breakcore.
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| The Perfect Year For Another End Of The World |
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Notes
http://pavillon36recordings.blogspot.com
http://www.myspace.com/omyiga
Reviews
Reviewer:
Francisco Caro
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July 6, 2010
Subject: A voice in the forest.
Subject: A voice in the forest.
All post-rock band have that particular sound, so melancolic and vibrant, almost joyful. and these guys are no exception. there's a little twist on the way the drums are mix. Which is a great variation in a genre that's becoming really flat, really fast. (just saying)
