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marking their 4th release to date, feeel has returned with their newest album "FUM". from acoustic guitar and percussion rambles to mangled analog synth and distorted electric guitar - this album is a collection of experimental beauty and rumbling, fumbling arrangements. samsa is proud to bring you what could be feeel's most interesting work.....
visit: www.geocities.com/feeel_music
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Artist/Composer: feeel
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Psychedelic; Lo-fi Love Rock; Experimental; Noise, Lo-Fi, Psychedelic; Lo-Fi; Free Psych-Folk; Dark folk; Avantgarde; Abstract sound art
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Reviewer:
_sprout -
Subject:
the process of music
Many of these tracks remind me of someone who has just picked up a guitar for the first time, and I don't mean that as an insult: Everyone starts out by improvising. Sometimes within those early improvisations, you hear a riff or two of melodic genius- a potential song, a new direction, and something which came naturally/innately to the musician. There are a lot of those little genius moments in this release among the buzzing & noise.
