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MojoJul 24, 2014Sometimes, the abiding mood is one of grand interstellar drift, an ancient exhausted spaceship cruising through deep space, leaving rippling waves of a strange blank intensity in its wake. [Jul 2014, p.95]
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UncutMay 16, 2014Five long pieces allow for the tussle of improv. [Jun 2014, p.71]
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May 16, 2014It is certainly worth investing raw, unprocessed time in exploring.
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May 27, 2014Together, this trio excels not just at the expected but also delights in the quest to find a common vernacular amid multiple musical languages. That’s the challenge and the charm of Shade Themes from Kairos, a record that minds borders only long enough to maneuver around them.
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May 19, 2014Shade Themes from Kairos is striking in that it not only hosts a variety of tones and colors based on dynamics, textures, and yes, the illusory stretching of time, but it reflects a true collaboration by principals who are actually investigating what the possibilities of the latter might sound like were it actually possible.
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MagnetMay 16, 2014Get lost in this stuff and you won't find your way back out. [No. 109, p.52]
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Q MagazineJun 17, 2014This stands up as a decent album of far-out wandering in its own right. [Jul 2014, p.101]
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May 16, 2014Hardly euphoric but with some real mastery in the guitar, not dissimilar to Body/Head, this is dark swell of analog experimentation will no doubt intrigue guitar geeks globally.