KOJ Münster, Germany
Three musicians. Two brothers. One married couple. This is KOJ. Together they give life to a sound that is full of contrasts, sometimes roaring, untamed and raw, as the ocean that inspires them, other times delicate, fragile and minimalistic.
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I started to listen the hirsch effekt with this album ♡♡
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Scarlett”
Impressive and immense sound, fused with and inspired by Finnish ancestral roots. UKKO hits hard but also has a heart beating beneath. Albums like this don't get made often; this one will live on as a timeless example of how a talented band move forward while refining their skills, exploring new musical horizons, and writing music with true meaning to each of the musicians involved.
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Dancing in the Face Of Danger
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A second EP from this trio, who do not feature guitar in their instrumentation. Despite that, it is a very satisfying progressive rock outfit, which veers into pop territory at times. The layered vocals are the pivot from which the drummer and both keyboardists turn. There is some violin, viola, and cello, adding to the density of the production, which maintains a delicacy, even in the heaviest parts
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Shaggy and enchanting indie rock tinged with a psyche-kraut vibe, straight outta' Manchester, England.
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Toronto artist Jonathan Relph works through depression on this bleak and beautiful album, half dream-pop and half ambient.
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While Time Disappears
by Our Oceans
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Incredible musical talent meets spot on creative intuition. Awesome!
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