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 A Place Between - Rothko
 A Place Between - Rothko ... Lines3 An Open Breath 4 Light In A Dark Place 5 The Only Way Out Is Through 6 Parts Per Million 7 Bow 8 An Open Vein 9 Even The Blank Leaf 10 The Northern Lights Are Out 11 Elements Of Traces Newest Review: ... go the whole ambient hog. It’s often derivative of other forms of music, or else an unnecessary embellishment. On A Place ... more ... Between though Caroline Ross’ input seems singularly important and can only be said to add to the hypnotic sway of the music. To return to Traces of Elements, the opening track, it begins similarly to other music I know (but cannot put my finger on) – it makes me think a little of what Harold Budd might sound like if he played bass and not piano – but yet it’s its own music. The intimacy is immediately felt, the listener is sucked in, the soft basses glisten and chords are often left to run and die out as Caroline Ro...more |
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Release Date: 2005 - 03 - 28, Audio CD, Lo Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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A Place Between - Rothko: Enter A Place Between (1453 words)
by - written on 15/01/07 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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Rothko has always been on the edge of my cultural radar: one of a number of bands or musicians on the Leaf / Lo labels that I never quite seem to listen to and I confuse with one another until most form something of a homogenised lump of no doubt disparate sounds and music, but nevertheless most destined never to actually reach my CD or MP3 player. Admittedly, Rothko collaborating with ambient, electronica guru Susumu Yokota suggested that I might one day find the path, as fans of Susumu’s best work: Sakura, The Boy and the Tree, Grinning Cat, will find much to enjoy in A Place Between. So it was that idling through music I came across Rothko, and in this ... Read the complete review
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