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Morgan Sorne Los Angeles, California
Morgan Sorne is a multi-dimensional enigma. A prolific visual artist, musician, actor and filmmaker, boasting a five octave vocal range with perfect pitch. He brings listeners to tears with his unparalleled hypnotic angelic falsetto, and has churned crowds into a rocking frenzy with his bone-rattling dynamicism and range. ... more
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Dust to Dust”
This might be my favourite of Heilung. They've improved a bit on their later releases but their debut is still much meaner, and darker. Maria's amazing voice obviously steals the show but I also quite like Kai's too, especially on the live performance. In fact I'd say get LIFA over this IMO. The spoken word bits are really cool to hear proto-germanic in use but for relistening purposes they are going to be a bit obtrusive. Nevertheless the proper music here is on continual repeat for me.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Dust to Dust”
The first album ever that I bought on Bandcamp. The whole album is just magical, healing, heartwarming and a spiritual experience and beautiful from the very first to the last note. The best I've ever, ever heard. wow.
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This alt-pop album explores the peripheral space between being awake and being asleep.
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Sophomore release of gentle, spaced-out, folk music with a slightly tropical edge, from a trio out of Chicago.
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Dark Sight of the Moon
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This San Francisco singer-songwriter mixes jazz, trip-hop, and experimental pop for a heady brew that's social change-minded.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Dust to Dust”
i like this version better than the original. The middle part has that aggression that makes the excellent balance with the beginning and ending of the song.
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