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- Summary: The Northern Irish composer and producer reinterprets Delia Derbyshire and the Radiophonic Workshop's 1972 Electrosonic for her latest full-length release.
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- Genre(s): Electronic
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Mar 26, 2021To use an oft-heard cliché, Fir Wave is a life-affirming album – in the broadest possible sense. It celebrates natural phenomena that exist beyond our own life spans, to be present (we hope) long after we have departed.
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UncutMar 26, 2021Most impressive is Peel's ability to take the source material and make it her own. [May 2021, p.31]
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Mar 26, 2021Fir Wave should represent a clash of styles – between Peel’s 21st-century toolkit and Derbyshire’s early-70s equivalent – but instead, there’s a deep sense that the two women, generations apart, are in tandem.
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MojoMar 26, 2021It's another sonically sumptuous milestone for the Northern Irish composer/producer. [May 2021, p.87]
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Mar 30, 2021‘Fir Wave’ is a subtle triumph, a record whose innate beauty dissipates to reveal complex aesthetic machinery, while never fully revealing its secrets.
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May 16, 2021
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