The Eagle Stone Collective Albi, France
The Eagle Stone Collective is a musical project/collective on the edge of Americana ambient, drone and other experimentation. Influenced by natural and desert areas in the wilderness of our world and far beyond. A minimalist and emotional vision of a sensory universe. ... more
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Tomb of Ordeals
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Care And Gestures
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Perfect while waking up on a Sunday morning by the ocean. Thank you for these gems.
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ADVERSARY OST
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Terence Hannum and André Foisy of Locrian soundtrack the short documentary Adversary with this tense, eerie score.
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New Words For Old Wounds
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William Ryan Fritch's enthralling, doomy new CD comes housed in a gorgeous, panoramic gatefold sleeve with bewitching original artwork.
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Revisionist
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I appreciate the coldly experimental aspects of faith that Atrium Carceri postulates here. What if we plunged a people into endless despair, then offered them glimmers of hope? How would their spirituality develop? And if the answers are unclear this time, we can always just rerun the experiment from the beginning….
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