Gipsy rhumba : the original rhythm of gipsy rhumba in Spain 1965-74
Emneord
Minder om
Mareridt
Myrkur
Like a bird or spirit, not a face
Sainkho
The rough guide to gospel blues : reborn and remastered
Sunrise of the planetary dream collector
Terry Riley (f. 1935)
The complete Monument & Columbia albums collection
Kris Kristofferson
The universe inside
The Dream Syndicate
EP's 1988-1991
My Bloody Valentine
Gore
Deftones
Temple of the Dog
Temple of the Dog
Anmeldelser (3)
PopMatters
d. 10. sep. 2014
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Deanne Sole
d. 10. sep. 2014
"Animism as a whole pays close attention to physical placement and pressure. It's rare to hear a musician focus so raptly on the conditions of embodied life: the enclosure by the environment surrounding us, and the freedom to exercise the complexity of flesh that is, and isn't, ourselves".
Exclaim!
d. 23. maj 2014
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Daniel Sylvester
d. 23. maj 2014
"Animism finds Tagaq's fearless voice (literally and metaphorically) pushing the limits of beauty, anger, primal energy and sexuality ... No moment of the album feels excessive or perfunctory, making Animism one of the most challenging and listenable albums of the year".
London in Stereo
d. 15. jan. 2015
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Grant Bailey
d. 15. jan. 2015
"Progressive, experimental, but also primal, organic and emotionally-taught, Tagaq's records can be both an exercise in endurance and a spiritual journey. Her unique style of Inuit throat singing and creative instrumentals have earmarked Taraq's previous works as critical darlings and Animism, with its collision of vibrant wilderness and synthetic noise makes a bold impression ... For all its difficult elements, or perhaps because of them, Animism is genuinely an adventure. Once again Tagaq has evaded the pigeonhole to create an album unlike anything you'll hear all year".