TRANSCENDENCE ORCHESTRA, The - Feeling The Spirit - Vinyl (LP)
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The TRANSCENDENCE ORCHESTRA

Feeling The Spirit (2xLP + MP3 download code)

Editions Mego Austria

Cat: EMEGO 282. Rel: 27 Jul 20
Ambient/Drone


Side 1 - Track 1. It's Better To Experience Things Than To Conquer Them Side 1 - Track 2. Hinge Caterpillar Side 2 - Track 1. Imagine A Mountain Named After A Hospital Side 2 - Track 2. But Said In My Head, Not Out Loud (Comment Made) Side 3 - Track 1. The Golden Jaws Of The Celestial Vice Side 3 - Track 2. Nothing Is Real (Slight Return) Side 3 - Track 3. The Goose & The Wren Side 3 - Track 4. Overview Effect Side 4 - Track 1. Humans As Vessels For A Suite Of Corporate Dream Delivery Services Side 4 - Track 2. Nothing Is Real

Two years on from the release of their first Transcendence Orchestra album on Editions Mego, Anthony Child AKA Surgeon and Daniel Bean return with a second set of otherworldly ambient experiments. It's a suitably otherworldly affair in which the pair brilliantly combines the avant-garde minimalism of La Monte Young, the Music Concrete of Stockhausen, and the immersive ambient synthesizer washes of Pete Namlook, with droning tones, slowly-shifting, Krautrock style musical movements and - more significantly - the kind of psychedelic folk and folk-rock sounds most often found on late '60s albums by the Incredible String Band. If that sounds like a heady, intoxicating and otherworldly brew, that's because it is - and the album is all the better for that.


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