The Quietus | News | LIVE REPORT: Rewire Festival 2024
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Amor Muere: a time to love, a time to die
Mexico City collaborators Mabe Fratti, Camille Mandoki, Gibrana Cervantes, and Concepción Huerta conjure up fluid, freeform chamber improv that feels like the product of a collective mind.
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Source: pitchfork.com
'Doubt is exciting': cellist Mabe Fratti on chaos, curiosity and climbing volcanoes | Experimental music
An acclaimed new voice in experimental music, the Guatemalan cellist swapped scaling literal and creative peaks for a more exploratory mindset, finding community and fertile collaborations in Mexico City’s improv scene
Source: theguardian.com
The Quietus | Features | Album Of The Week | Devil In The Detail: A Time To Love, A Time To Die By Amor Muere
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Mabe Fratti: "Sometimes my dad brought home new age animal music. Like wolf sounds."
Guatemalan cellist and experimental songwriter Mabe Fratti, who unlocked her potential – and learned not to give a fuck – in Mexico City
Source: loudandquiet.com
The Quietus | News | INTERVIEW: Mabe Fratti And More Talk Special Unsound Show
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theartsdesk on Vinyl 74: The Muppets, The Beatles, Decius, Black Lab, Black Sabbath, Tinariwen and more
A slightly seasonal edition of the most eclectic regular record reviews in the universe. By Thomas H Green.
Source: theartsdesk.com