Laurel Halo – Raw Silk, Uncut Wood [LP] Drone / Minimalism as though a bold illegal

as though a bold illegal party was being held in the maximum security location

everything apparently begins around Kyoto's radical anti-establishment communes of the late 1960s

a breach in the texture reveals skyes dotted with little comets

Perhaps the album should be called "Je est un autre : Volume 1" in a vague reference to "My Brother The Wind" series from Sun Ra

Laurel Halo – Raw Silk, Uncut Wood [LP] Drone / Minimalism as though a bold illegal"Laurel Halo presents six instrumental pieces that form a meditative, cinematic listening experience. Inspired by recent film score work for Metahaven and Ursula Le Guin's translation of the 'Tao Te Ching'. Featuring cello work by Oliver Coates and percussion by Eli Keszler. Working in abstraction leads to a deeper longing for touch and closeness. The tactile sensation of struck organ keys and bowed strings, wood and felt on drum heads. Smoke and dirt