Album of the Month FEBRUARY 2014
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Stillife's 'Lullabies' is a very interesting release, remaking Russian folklore into darkwave and neofolk tunes. Not only is the music a great achievement in itself, the lyrics becomes highly interesting and you find yourself picking up every single word.
Andrew wrote in his review, "'Lullabies' is the opus of being able to reunite with the mystery of those moments long gone, with the warmth of beloved breath, with the muted light in the corner of cozy room."
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Latest Comments
Chris Brandon Cryo - Retropia This seems like a low score for me. Retropia is the best new release I've picked up so far this year. The production is full of sounds I've never heard before, and they keep changing throughout the song instead of falling into the trap of repetitive pattern.
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