discography:the solo joint (foxglove 145, cd-r, december 2006, 100 copies) www.digitalisindustries.com/foxglove.htmlamber lions (w/valerio cosi) (frst prsn, plural 035, 3", december 2006) www.frstprsn.compink panther blood (as amber lions, w/ valerio cosi) (house of alchemy 010, 3", may 2007, 123 copies) www.thehouseofalchemy.comthe solo joint 2 (foxglove 171, cd-r, october 2007, 100 copies) www.digitalisindustries.com/foxglove.html
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if you want to get it: www.digitalisindustries.com/fg145.html ... This is a collection of home-recorded improvisations on guitar, often with open tunings and mostly very loose ends, never looking for structures, but only building up on the mood of the fingerpickings which almost the guitar-with-the-performer (in this order) create. Sometimes, like The Golden Crescent, these sound like campfire improvisations without the heart and fire, focusing into the empty space, but more often are almost too private, meditative sessions which spins and spins around. This is completely a mood thing, at times, comparable to the most esoteric moments of Satwa. Even when the guitars are melodic, the chords are so loosely directing, the effect of turning around and spinning creating something psychedelic. Two tracks are live improvisations as a quartet, with some percussion, vocal mournings and sound loops. Me Voy Bueno might be my favourite track : a melodic picking open blues tune-or-whatever spin with a perfectly fitting almost meccano-like guitar case rhythm, with some changing and almost losing-it-into cloud-staring rhythmic pulses near the end, but still just unconsciously ? directed enough to make its own sense of being almost deliberate. No track is really too long or ever boring, and the mix of all improvisations is compiled well. For me it is a very enjoyable CD, attractive specially to those who are able to accept the essence of just moody and loose psychedelic acoustic guitar spinning wheels." - Gerald Van Waes (Psych Van Het Folk)