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Review: Nemeton – Mantra For A Falling Leaf

Review: Nemeton – Mantra For A Falling Leaf

BANDCAMP. Nemeton notes that this 54-minute piece was composed using a polyrhythmic sequence with a very slow clock. This refers both to the duophonic Moog synthesiser that sweeps and recedes, but also to the silences of various sizes that splay like canyons between the notes. Where the synth travels through
By Jack Chuter Nov 13, 2020

Review: All Trees Are Clocks – S/T

The cello of Emily Burridge reaches, like an outstretched hand, into Nemeton’s field recording of New Forest National Park. She is an empathetic presence. Her bowed notes arrive slowly as though asking for permission before proceeding, mimicking the branches of the surrounding beechwoods that suspend themselves in the air,
By Jack Chuter Feb 3, 2017

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