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Nickie’s Niches #33: September 2024
Manage episode 437940614 series 2492580
Podcast | ProgRock.com PodCasts에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Podcast | ProgRock.com PodCasts 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.
Start | Artist | Song | Time | Album | Year |
0:02:22 | Raphael Rogiński | Šilinis Viržis (feat. Indrė Jurgelevičiūtė) | 3:52 | Žaltys | 2024 |
Clevelode | |||||
0:06:44 | Clevelode | Traffic Jam In The Bell Common Tunnel | 2:25 | Muntjac | 2024 |
0:09:09 | Clevelode | Grimston’s Oak | 2:39 | Muntjac | 2024 |
Yellow Saturnarians | |||||
0:12:33 | Yellow Saturnians | No Man’s Land | 5:54 | Vol. 1 | 2024 |
Vincent Carr | |||||
0:18:59 | Vincent Carr’s SUMIC | Piranesis Ruins | 9:05 | Yesterday is Gone (EP) | 2024 |
Rolf Zero | |||||
0:28:35 | Rolf Zero | 1998 | 2:59 | Grudge Party | 2024 |
Dark Leaves | |||||
0:31:59 | Dark Leaves | Fast Wears The Night | 5:19 | Laid under leaf, under branches | 2024 |
Sonus Umbra | |||||
0:37:56 | Sonus Umbra | Anthropocene Blues | 6:01 | Whiteout | 2024 |
Elkhorn | |||||
0:44:30 | Elkhorn | Inside Spider Rock | 7:42 | The Red Valley | 2024 |
Ozbolt | |||||
0:52:36 | Ozbolt | Interscape | 6:29 | Felt Interscape | 2024 |
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favorite track
Here is a wonderfully atmospheric offering from a gifted Polish composer/guitarist. The music is very layered and enigmatic, primarily all Raphael, but he is assisted by a fine ethereal female vocalist on two tracks. It’s inspired by the pastoral Suwalki region of northeast Poland, and he has perfectly captured the essence of rolling hills, lakesides, and the deep night skies of the countryside.- Paul Newland is a singer/songwriter who moves adroitly from intimate folk to electronica, with dalliances in between. His vocals, guitars, piano, synths, drums and percussion are joined sparingly by some double bass and a delicate female backing vocal from time to time. The pieces are ruminations on Epping Forest and it’s environs, and it sounds a lovely place to be, indeed.favorite trackFC6 – Muntjacby Clevelode
- Vol. 1by Yellow Saturnians
favorite track
Great, gritty, gripping space psych from Russia, this band is easily one of the favourites of all at Progrock.com, me included. As their name would suggest, the music draws on space exploration and scifi themes. Heavy drums and bass provide the bedrock for hypnotic fuzzed guitars and searing leads, purportedly all instrumentation is by the enigmatically named Sergey, with vocals by Ilya.-
favorite track
This EP from Vincent Carr is all improvised, and all Vincent. Acoustic and electric guitars, mandolin, and synthesizers are woven into a contemplative tapestry, with Carr’s signature style to the fore. The EP opens with a single suite comprised of all of the individual pieces, which follow the suite. My favourite track captures the antiquity, immensity and grandeur of it’s inspiration, the setting for the book by Susana Clark, Piranesi.-
favorite track
Eclectic band from Australia that ably hops from Celtic to Surf to Flamenco, and tosses in some Middle Eastern, Prog and even some spooky stuff here and there. They are thoroughly capable and comfortable in any genre they choose to showcase. I don’t know what happened in 1998, but it must have been beautiful.-
favorite track
Dark is right, and dreamlike. This is music that explores a mythical place (or maybe several). There is a definite narrative sort of feeling to the pieces. Wherever it is, it is surely haunted and mythological. The soft, whispery vocals of Patrick Ason and Mari Randle perfectly add to the sense of mystery that pervades this release.- This is a very politics-forward release by the magnificent Sonus Umbra. My usual aversion to speaking within musical pieces is thrown aside, both for the message and the superb staging around the soundbites. Complex and edgy musical and spoken diatribes are here in abundance. There are no exotic instruments, but expect the unexpected nonetheless.
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favorite track
Elkhorn is Drew Gardner and Jesse Sheppard, here joined by Jesse Sparhawk. This is hypnotic trip music. The instruments are electric, acoustic, and pedal steel guitars, zither, bass, vibes, and harp. This is a foray through the desert southwest, and they capture the forever skies and spaces there on this release.
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favorite track
This enchanting release by solo artist Andy Aquarius (under the Ozbolt moniker) has been on almost nonstop for me since I first heard it. Here, he is joined at the piano by others who provide subtle bass, guitars, synths, and spare vocals. A tribute to an unnamed coastal area, it’s mesmerizing, and utterly addictive.
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348 에피소드
Manage episode 437940614 series 2492580
Podcast | ProgRock.com PodCasts에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Podcast | ProgRock.com PodCasts 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.
Start | Artist | Song | Time | Album | Year |
0:02:22 | Raphael Rogiński | Šilinis Viržis (feat. Indrė Jurgelevičiūtė) | 3:52 | Žaltys | 2024 |
Clevelode | |||||
0:06:44 | Clevelode | Traffic Jam In The Bell Common Tunnel | 2:25 | Muntjac | 2024 |
0:09:09 | Clevelode | Grimston’s Oak | 2:39 | Muntjac | 2024 |
Yellow Saturnarians | |||||
0:12:33 | Yellow Saturnians | No Man’s Land | 5:54 | Vol. 1 | 2024 |
Vincent Carr | |||||
0:18:59 | Vincent Carr’s SUMIC | Piranesis Ruins | 9:05 | Yesterday is Gone (EP) | 2024 |
Rolf Zero | |||||
0:28:35 | Rolf Zero | 1998 | 2:59 | Grudge Party | 2024 |
Dark Leaves | |||||
0:31:59 | Dark Leaves | Fast Wears The Night | 5:19 | Laid under leaf, under branches | 2024 |
Sonus Umbra | |||||
0:37:56 | Sonus Umbra | Anthropocene Blues | 6:01 | Whiteout | 2024 |
Elkhorn | |||||
0:44:30 | Elkhorn | Inside Spider Rock | 7:42 | The Red Valley | 2024 |
Ozbolt | |||||
0:52:36 | Ozbolt | Interscape | 6:29 | Felt Interscape | 2024 |
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favorite track
Here is a wonderfully atmospheric offering from a gifted Polish composer/guitarist. The music is very layered and enigmatic, primarily all Raphael, but he is assisted by a fine ethereal female vocalist on two tracks. It’s inspired by the pastoral Suwalki region of northeast Poland, and he has perfectly captured the essence of rolling hills, lakesides, and the deep night skies of the countryside.- Paul Newland is a singer/songwriter who moves adroitly from intimate folk to electronica, with dalliances in between. His vocals, guitars, piano, synths, drums and percussion are joined sparingly by some double bass and a delicate female backing vocal from time to time. The pieces are ruminations on Epping Forest and it’s environs, and it sounds a lovely place to be, indeed.favorite trackFC6 – Muntjacby Clevelode
- Vol. 1by Yellow Saturnians
favorite track
Great, gritty, gripping space psych from Russia, this band is easily one of the favourites of all at Progrock.com, me included. As their name would suggest, the music draws on space exploration and scifi themes. Heavy drums and bass provide the bedrock for hypnotic fuzzed guitars and searing leads, purportedly all instrumentation is by the enigmatically named Sergey, with vocals by Ilya.-
favorite track
This EP from Vincent Carr is all improvised, and all Vincent. Acoustic and electric guitars, mandolin, and synthesizers are woven into a contemplative tapestry, with Carr’s signature style to the fore. The EP opens with a single suite comprised of all of the individual pieces, which follow the suite. My favourite track captures the antiquity, immensity and grandeur of it’s inspiration, the setting for the book by Susana Clark, Piranesi.-
favorite track
Eclectic band from Australia that ably hops from Celtic to Surf to Flamenco, and tosses in some Middle Eastern, Prog and even some spooky stuff here and there. They are thoroughly capable and comfortable in any genre they choose to showcase. I don’t know what happened in 1998, but it must have been beautiful.-
favorite track
Dark is right, and dreamlike. This is music that explores a mythical place (or maybe several). There is a definite narrative sort of feeling to the pieces. Wherever it is, it is surely haunted and mythological. The soft, whispery vocals of Patrick Ason and Mari Randle perfectly add to the sense of mystery that pervades this release.- This is a very politics-forward release by the magnificent Sonus Umbra. My usual aversion to speaking within musical pieces is thrown aside, both for the message and the superb staging around the soundbites. Complex and edgy musical and spoken diatribes are here in abundance. There are no exotic instruments, but expect the unexpected nonetheless.
-
favorite track
Elkhorn is Drew Gardner and Jesse Sheppard, here joined by Jesse Sparhawk. This is hypnotic trip music. The instruments are electric, acoustic, and pedal steel guitars, zither, bass, vibes, and harp. This is a foray through the desert southwest, and they capture the forever skies and spaces there on this release.
-
favorite track
This enchanting release by solo artist Andy Aquarius (under the Ozbolt moniker) has been on almost nonstop for me since I first heard it. Here, he is joined at the piano by others who provide subtle bass, guitars, synths, and spare vocals. A tribute to an unnamed coastal area, it’s mesmerizing, and utterly addictive.
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348 에피소드
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