Another limited edition of just 300 hand numbered and assembled copies from Brock Van Wey's Quietus imprint.
In the same way that Brock Van Wey is BvDub, Tetsuya Nakamura is Arc of Doves.
This debut album is nothing short of exquisite with every piece here being finely crafted and absolutely full of warmth and emotion.
There's a range of influences from classical music, deep electronica, the occasional Berlin-esque texture and a nice sense of percussion. This album has a magical, ethereal feel to it that grows the longer you spend with it.
Another ambient future classic, then. Can Brock Van Wey do no wrong?
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Arc Of Doves - Impressions
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