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I’d heard a of the songs without the context of the whole album and I just loved that weird nostalgic feel, like I’m looking back on a distant memory. But with the rest of the album it gives an incredible insight to dementia and I just think that’s beautiful.
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The real title of this album is "Carl Stone songs you can cry to." Sonali will make you dance, I guess, but then you'll start crying again after that.
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Don't forget his appearances on the very first Lo Recordings release (1995) where his tracks are credited as Omni Trio but they are already moving away from the beats/DnB style and toward what we're hearing in his current releases. "Creatures..." and said releases are much more evolved in scope and vision but minimal and essential in composition.
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Some of the most vivid imagery I've ever heard.
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