Polyhymns Sheffield, UK
Experimental electronics and psychedelic folk group
‘equally chaotic and serene’ (@B4Tapes)
Polyhymns recommends:
Haiku Salut seem consumed by their surroundings, only a few valleys away from us in the Peaks. It dares to be over 10 minutes long but it is worth it. Fourtet comparisons feel lazy but warranted.
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Calming, sometimes unsettling hypnotic ambient sounds with organ and piano. Wonderful music to unwind to in troubled times.
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self control
by famous bald child in the mall
Good friend and past collaborator Kieron Wright's most recent moniker. Dark experimental grooves which shouldn't work but often do. Grizzly and dumbfounding.
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Subscription Library Podcast Episode 3
by Castles in Space Subscription Library
supported by 11 fans who also own “Let Them Be Animals”
Great chat guys, such an exciting time for Frazer and Ali and its brilliant being able to watch it and hear it unfold
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Rewind The Exit Tape
by Correlations
supported by 11 fans who also own “Let Them Be Animals”
Far more going on here than mere nostalgia trip. Surprisingly deep, smooth but assertive bass lines and frequencies help sets this apart from cosmetically similar sounding releases. I love cassettes but this ABSOLUTELY belongs on heavyweight vinyl.
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There's lots of depth and sunken low-end to the spiraling space rock made by Mint Field, augmented with twinkling electronic flourishes.
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