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Mar 13, 2020Rather than simply throwing everything at the wall and seeing what sticks, together, the pair throw a lot, all while investing time and a marked sense of freedom to what each track could eventually become.
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Feb 21, 2020This collaboration is a deep dive into strange sonic territory, but beneath the noise beats a warm heart.
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Feb 19, 2020Melding pensive acoustic picking with sweeping synths and barely there rhythms, Raül Refree helps Lee Ranaldo sound daring, fearless and downright experimental again on Names of North End Women.
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Feb 28, 2020Maybe Names of North End Women will center a conversation about how listenable avant-garde and experimental music can be. If nothing else, it’s a compilation of eight strange, impeccably made songs with limitless authority on sound.
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Aug 25, 2020At its best, Names of North End Women is a beautiful creative rebirth.
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The WireFeb 18, 2020Names of North End Women is marginally the more engaging of the two albums, possibly due to the previous creative relationship between Ranaldo and Refree. But All Hands Around The Moment actually illustrates most compellingly the contributions of each collaborator. [Feb 2020, p.55]
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Feb 18, 2020A curious mix of musique concrète, poetry and Ranaldo’s longstanding metier, avant-rock. The near-absence of guitars means that there is a sparseness to some of the tracks, but the prominent percussion, combined with samples and effects, makes for an industrial feel on many songs
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Feb 21, 2020Estou surpreso com o álbum, sou muito Severo com estilos musicais, mas esse álbum sinceramente cativou meus sentindos, simplesmente incrível.