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Featuring archives: high places

An xxjfg archive for posts featuring high places.

8th September 2008

Transcend the here and now

Featuring:

high places & Popol Vuh

Ah, Vangelis, where would we be without you? Surely we wouldn’t have danced with gods and demons over portentous clouds of a blinding blue, or roamed the streets of hallucinated eastern bazaars where weasely merchants display their strange wares in a most ramshackle manner, baroque pieces of analogical technology blessed with spells of a sublime…

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12th June 2008

Psyche kaleidoscope

The beautiful guitar melody with which Mirror Mirror’s ‘New Horizons’ begins contains in the revolution of its tones the complete structure of what is to come, like a strange flower slowly unfolding its crimson petals to reveal a wonderful piece of psyche-folk that seduces us with the scent of the United States of America, Syd…

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8th February 2008

Beware, children at play

Teh interweb has become a leviathan of creation and distribution that devours and regurgitates music, in its bloated belly a million weird kids dwell putting together songs with bits of technology, the walls of the beast’s intestines are a fertile ground where a thousand DIY alien flowers bloom, the outcome of complicated, often random processes…

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27th August 2007

United States of Wham City.

{{Here you have another column from Mr. James Nascent/Black Banana, enjoy the love kidss, and say thanks}} My last post…an open love letter to the West coast lo-fi-trash-about-party bands that I owe a large portion of my record collection to. The ones they wrote about in the NME last week. That was weird…. in a…

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