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Aaron Moore Market Harborough, UK
English multi-instrumentalist who lives in Leicestershire. He is a founding member of the English experimental music group Volcano The Bear. Other projects include Invisible Sports, Gospel Of Mars, duos with Alan Courtis and Erik Skodvin, Wizards Of Oi, Songs Of Norway, Dragon Or Emperor, Amolvacy. Textile Trio/Orchestra, Guignol and The Blue Prostitutes. ... more
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Imagination/Meditation
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42 Days 四十二天
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This stunning, beautiful project from Fujian duo Southeast of Rain 东南有雨 blends field recordings with rippling notes from the pipa.
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Way back in 1998 I first saw VtB upstairs at Leicester's Physio & Firkin, a pub which was subsumed by the next door hospital's car park. Nothing could have prepared me for the brazen insanity that was 'Reah's Mort' and happily the gig was released as Volseptor. I need another VtB live fix. Meantime, this extraordinary collection will fill the gap nicely. And it even has one of my all-time favourite tracks, 'Quick' - good work lads!
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