Dorcha - Anelli
Review by Sean Whitehurst
Dorcha's latest album, Anelli, is a mesmerizing journey through the depths of experimental music. The album is a perfect blend of haunting melodies, intricate rhythms, and ambient soundscapes, which create a unique and unforgettable listening experience.
From the opening track, "Anelli," the listener is transported to a world of otherworldly beauty, where the ethereal vocals of Seán Mahon interweave with the hypnotic guitar riffs of Graham MacKeachan. The album's title track sets the tone for what's to come, with its haunting melody and intricate percussion.
As the album progresses, Dorcha continues to push the boundaries of experimental music, incorporating elements of jazz, folk, and electronica. Tracks like "Blaeberry Wine" and "Folklore" showcase the band's versatility and range, with their fusion of traditional and modern sounds.
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Download
Filename: dorcha-anelli.zip- MP3 size: 30.4 mb
- FLAC size: 198.8 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Lo Specchio Nero | ||
| Il Sonno | ||
| La Casa - Parte II | ||
| Il Buio |
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Formats
- CDr
- EP
Notes
- Mixato da Mattia Stancioiu
- Prodotto da Mattia Stancioiu, Dorcha e Simone Orsi
- Mattia Stancioiu guest drums on track #2 ("Il Buio").
- The name is not the easiest to pronounce, to write or to remember, but Dorcha in the last months has become the brand of factory of a musical project rich of talent and featured by skills not fully expressed.
- "Anelli" have a very gloomy sound, with clear references particularly to the Cure, but stay anyway very original.
