Gardland - Syndrome SyndromeSyndrome Syndrome, the debut album from Gardland, fuses human flaw and scattershot intuition with volatile machinery and chance based composition. The double LP explores the rugged tropes of wasted "outsider" techno while exhibiting a stark emotive core, eliciting timbral intensity and questing pathos in equal measure. Imposing and muscular yet marked by frenetic finesse, Syndrome Syndrome is born from a dyslexic dialogue between man and machine.

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containing not only the symphonies but also rarely recorded opera ouvertures of the Czech composer

This concert explores works from Bach's earliest days through the end of his time in Weimar

This may give an interesting insight into the creative musical process

" and adds their uniquely flavor to the time-honored classic

The journey of this album started in Karlsruhe where Fruzsina Hara and Antonio Faillaci were studying in the class of Prof

two previous unreleased tracks by Eliane Radigue

all wrote songs with a strong spiritual message

Politically charged cover versions ("I Hate The Capitalist System"

his interpretations are very enjoyable - as are the handful of songs credited to his pen

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