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Damiana’s
Vines pours into your ears like liquid velvet, tugging you along through a lethargic nuzzle of layered synths, drum machines and vocals that fill your mind with heaps of down feathers and drape your limbs in strands of honey. Such a holistic listening experience is of no surprise from the Chicago-based duo, named after the aphrodisiac and consisting of
Natalie Chami and
TALsounds and
Matchess, respectively.
Vines is the debut work from the pairing, and one can only hope it will continue to be fruitful.
Opening the album with “Wrap the Sky,” Chami and Johnson eagerly bring you into their work; a procession line of plodding drums and humming synths guide you while the track’s vocal arrangements glide from ear to ear, penetrating your inner thoughts and teasing out your most tender feelings. It’s without much preparation that you’re left to confront these emotions through a miraculous blend of strings as the track evolves toward shades of
Daryl Worthington
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From a beautiful choral take on a Fluxus classic, to euphoric German anti-folk, Daryl Worthington finds there’s all kinds of escape through tape this January
Macie Stewart & Lia Kohl by Maren Celest
It might seem out of place to start the new year by looking back, but this is a tape column after all, so we’re hardly worshipping the idols of progress here. And the UK based Disciples label’s ongoing dive into the 1980’s home recordings of
His Name Is Alive’s Warren Defever shows messing with the archive sometimes points the way ahead.