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A beautiful storm indeed
the band will take you on a journey between the busy cross roads of early- and post punk
Switzerland) is augmented by late NZ musician and composer Dean Roberts (Thela
Sakini takes Polish composer Zbigniew Preisner's influential score for the film and uses it as a jumping-off point for ‘Paloma’
vocals) and Sarah Louise Henson (vocals
LOW JACK - Lacrimosa LP Noise A beautiful storm indeedDeeply tied to the composers own life, the narrative of Lacrimosa invites reflection in the face of loss. This sonic work draws inspiration from Alice Coltranes spiritual Eternity (1976) as well as the traditional structure of the Requiem, a mass for the dead. One of its sections, the Dies Irae, evokes Judgment Day and concludes with the Lacrimosa (literally, full of tears), depicting the weeping of souls in search of salvation. In Lacrimosa, Low Jack
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