Gare du Nord Records's video: Boa Morte - A Cloud Of Stars 2122 Audio

Download & Stream: https://kud.li/gdncd058 Subscribe: https://sb.kud.li/UCjxiOvgd6t9n0BZ2cRgLrPw Official stream from Gare du Nord Records. Distributed by Kudos Records. More music playlists: https://pl.kud.li/UCjxiOvgd6t9n0BZ2cRgLrPw Album: The Total Space [ALBUM] Track: 9 of 12 Title: A Cloud Of Stars / 2122 Artist: Boa Morte Label: Gare du Nord Records Cat #: GDNCD058 Formats: Digital Digital Release: 3rd March 2023 About This Release: The Total Space sees Boa Morte edge deeper into the woods of ambient, drone and synthesised sound with little to guide them but their innate melodic compass and instinct for unorthodox song. Deeper, but not too deep. Daniel Presley, the perma-nomadic Texan producer, flew in to safeguard the Boa Morte fundamentals: emotive yet unsentimental vocals; a disquieting ease with space and silence; percussive interventions on drum-shell, tom-rim and cymbal-cup; an abhorrence of rhythm guitar; harmonies that add rather than dilute personality, and a bloody-minded patience when it comes to pacing. The results: a collection of the best Boa Morte songs to date; songs that gently envelop drones, melodic interludes and found-sounds, often within the same track. Also, the band worked closely with composer Justin Grounds to include elements of modern composition. Repetition, a minimalist mindset, structural fluidity and a keener appreciation of sound for its own sake - these, the band discovered, are features that the Boa Morte style absorbs naturally. From their early beginnings on a small record label run by Teenage Fanclub's Francis MacDonald, Boa Morte have found their voice on an album that might be a cosmic distress-signal, or a remote aural beacon or might, just might encapsulate The Total Space. Reviews for This Release: ""Occasionally a record comes along that's so intimate and immediate you want to disconnect the phone, get under the duvet and forget the outside world." - Uncut (Previous album review) ""There's an off-kilter approach to music-making here, with woozy arrangements exposing the true beauty of their chosen instrumentation. Glorious, earthy and touching music, sometimes with shades of James Yorkston or Gruff Rhys"" - Norman Records (Previous album review) ""The tunes flow into each other creating the sense of a suite, as if Brian Eno's Apollo, Atmospheres and Soundtracks had been recorded instead by Robert Wyatt and James Yorkston" - RnR Magazine (Previous album review)