Life in the pond
Roger Chapman
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Life in the pond
Roger Chapman
A salty taste to the lake
Caper Clowns
Barn
Neil Young
The Wrecking! Crew
Mother
Cleo Sol
Liminal soul
Kedr Livanskiy
The sister
Marissa Nadler
Droneflower : a collaboration between Marissa Nadler & Stephen Brodsky
Marissa Nadler
The myth of the happily ever after
Biffy Clyro
Other worlds
Taken by Trees
2021
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By
Marcy Donelson
2021
"With her ninth album, The Path of the Clouds, she finally tips the balance from indie folk to rock on a cinematic set largely inspired by watching reruns of Unsolved Mysteries during pandemic lockdown in 2020. What Nadler does with those inspirations is uniquely hers ... The Path of the Clouds was constructed by Nadler sending frameworks of songs to long-distance collaborators; Seth Manchester (Lightning Bolt, Battles, METZ) later mixed the album after judiciously adding feedback and distorted guitars. These adjustments perfectly suit the album's epic, aching songs, which refuse to keep tragedy at arm's length".
d. 3. Nov. 2021
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Emma Madden
d. 3. Nov. 2021
"True to the ballad form, the songs that explicitly reference true crime stories sound fit for oration, more like speech than poetry. While Nadler favors literalism over literary devices (...) she seems to possess a near-classical sensitivity to the sound and shape of words; she's playful and precise with her assonance, letting each vowel augment and curl over into the next line. The thrills of The Path of the Clouds are far richer than most true crime fiction, but like the best examples of the genre, it leaves you breathless".
2021
By
By
Marcy Donelson
2021
"With her ninth album, The Path of the Clouds, she finally tips the balance from indie folk to rock on a cinematic set largely inspired by watching reruns of Unsolved Mysteries during pandemic lockdown in 2020. What Nadler does with those inspirations is uniquely hers ... The Path of the Clouds was constructed by Nadler sending frameworks of songs to long-distance collaborators; Seth Manchester (Lightning Bolt, Battles, METZ) later mixed the album after judiciously adding feedback and distorted guitars. These adjustments perfectly suit the album's epic, aching songs, which refuse to keep tragedy at arm's length".
d. 3. Nov. 2021
By
By
Emma Madden
d. 3. Nov. 2021
"True to the ballad form, the songs that explicitly reference true crime stories sound fit for oration, more like speech than poetry. While Nadler favors literalism over literary devices (...) she seems to possess a near-classical sensitivity to the sound and shape of words; she's playful and precise with her assonance, letting each vowel augment and curl over into the next line. The thrills of The Path of the Clouds are far richer than most true crime fiction, but like the best examples of the genre, it leaves you breathless".
2021 December
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By
Kieron Tyler
2021 December
"Exquisitely wrought tales of mystery and imagination ... Musically, Nadler's virtuoso, downbeat songs radiate the foreboding accompanying the the inspection of a locked room being reopened after decades. Perfect for David Lynch, should he require stimulation".
2021 December
By
By
Kieron Tyler
2021 December
"Exquisitely wrought tales of mystery and imagination ... Musically, Nadler's virtuoso, downbeat songs radiate the foreboding accompanying the the inspection of a locked room being reopened after decades. Perfect for David Lynch, should he require stimulation".