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Rivulets (Chair Kickers' Union Inc.). Review by Stein Haukland.
RIVULETS RIVULETS Chair Kickers' Union Inc. Intense slowcore, this, from Duluth's Nathan Amundson. Beautifully conceived and executed, this is the sound of a quiet whisper in the night, monotonously pulsating and organic music dominated by Amundson's droning vocals and basic acoustic guitar performance ...
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slow-core,melancholy,winter,reflective,Rivulets,You've Got Your Own,Acuarela,Aaron Shaul
RIVULETS YOU'VE GOT YOUR OWN Acuarela You've Got Your Own features its two best tracks as its bookends, and fills in the middle with decent to mediocre afterthoughts. "Waited For You," the opener, is hushed, minimalist slow-core brilliance with Nathan Amundson and Jessica Bailiff trading exquisite ...
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Debridement (Chairkickers' Union). Review by Stein Haukland.
RIVULETS DEBRIDEMENT Chairkickers' Union Debridement is the second full-length release from Rivulets (a.k.a. Nathan Amundson), and not only does it surpass his (very good) debut album, it encapsulates it -- adding meaning to it as well as moving beyond and beneath the scope of his former releases. ...
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The Alcohol EPs (Silber). Review by Stein Haukland.
REMORA / PALE HORSE AND RIDER / RIVULETS THE ALCOHOL EPS Silber A three-way split between three slo-core acts, featuring songs "influenced by or written under the influence of alcohol," the press release informs us. This is the sound of three artists bravely recreating the visions of long nights spent ...
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Brian John Mitchell is a busy man leading Remora and running the Silber Records label, but he throws our Stein Haukland a few moments to get us up to speed on slo-core.
... by having a certain mindset as well. I think everybody on Silber is very open-minded to the idea of the blurs between sound and music. Even though Rivulets seem very much in a singer-songwriter tradition there is a lot of experimentation. Also we have a moral code that people need to follow as far as ...
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From Wasteland Mausoleums (New Old Sentinel). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... Fountain" and "Arcjaic Waters Enshrine the Seer" are both intriguingly built around a percussive "spine" of field recordings of running water with rivulets of liquid running down overloaded sheets of doomy guitar and screeching machines. Similar to the global excursions suggested in Dead Voices on Air ...
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