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Musik (cd), ℗2023

Musik (cd), ℗2023

Cloud horizons

Kathryn Tickell

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Latest edition, musik (cd)

High Way to Hermitage

3:57 min

Long for Light

4:00 min

Caelestis/Sheep in the Temple

5:22 min

Quilley Reel

3:09 min

Freedom Bird

3:51 min

Just Stop & Eat The Roses

4:00 min

Bone Music

4:17 min

Clogstravaganza

2:45 min

Gods of War

4:28 min

One Night in Moaña

4:27 min

Back to the Rede

4:00 min

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Reviews (3)

Folk radio UK

d. 1. Sep. 2023

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Billy Rough

d. 1. Sep. 2023

"Artist of the month" - "Formed in 2018, the band has stretched, bent, and flexed Northumbrian traditional tunes and sounds into an elastic and richly invigorating listening experience. With Cloud Horizons, Tickell and her crew leap even further into the unknown, with a set of tunes and songs all newly composed but with resonances of the past and nods to the future. It's a visceral, thrilling, inspirational, and downright absorbing listen, with an uncanny ability to evoke history whilst keeping the sound resiliently fresh and modern".

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Songlines

2023 October

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Julian May

2023 October

"What we have here, Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening say, is "Ancient Northumbrian Futurism". This is not without risks: 'Gods of War' involves chanting and veers dangerously towards the parodic. But Tickell's piping on "Quilley Reel" sparkles then morphs into trippy electro beats; in "Caelestis" (which means "of the sky, heavenly") pipes and lyre lead on to overlapping vocals and electronics, and, mostly, 'Cloud Horizons' is exhilarating".

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2023 October

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Nigel Williamson

2023 October

"Veteran folk heroine breaks new ground on 19th album: [Tickell's] 2019 album 'Hollowbone' found her embracing a more contemporary ambience, and 'Cloud Horizons' takes the process a step further. Her first album not to include any traditional material, there are edgily programmed breakbeats and trip-hop soundscapes, although the pipes remain rooted in the timeless Northumbrian landscape".