WHAT'S THE POINT?
The intention is to promote people who make beautiful music.
The intention is to introduce you to the people who have been carving their own path...with no care for what anybody thinks.
We try not to post things that are still for sale but sometimes post things that are not easily available. If you like what you hear, then find these people and tell them how great they are.
Better still, tell them and then seek out their new releases and buy them. We add links, when they are reliable and active, so that you can keep track if you so wish.
Always go straight to the artist or the label where possible. That way, the money goes straight to the people responsible for this art. These people rely on our support to keep going and make more quality releases!
Please feel free to leave comments as you go along...at least then we know you appreciate this stuff (or otherwise) and you're not just a bunch of freeloading file collectors.
If you made this music and we have pissed you off by posting any of this, please leave a comment in the post and the offending articles will be removed.
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5 comments:
Thx, overall an interesting experimental record.
btw: I almost skipped this post because your description did not really give away what to expect and the cover initially misled me. Therefore it would be nice if you'd at least drop some more telling keywords in short write-ups like for this post.
erm..."Finnish third-eye explorers", "Qbico" ...
what were you expecting? a Take That covers band?
Well, I guess it's mostly the cover that irritated me, couldn't associate this cover with trippy music (the cover reminded a bit of the sonic youth covers' from the early 90's, the ones with the wool dolls, therefore I thought it might be somekind of noiserock). Also I had never heard of Qbico before.
Anyway, thanks again for an interesting sonic discovery.
I see what you mean about the cover. I'm sure it means something but couldn't guess what that might be. It doesn't fit with the usual Qbico aesthetic.
Anyway, if you haven't already done it, search the blog on the label name and it would be a good introduction to the great Italian label.
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