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Essential New Music: Daniel Bachman's "When The Roses Come Again" - Vimarsana News

Essential New Music: Daniel Bachman's "When The Roses Come Again"

Daniel Bachman’s latest album takes its name from a tune that’s been sung by Songs Of The Pioneers, Billy Bragg & Wilco and the Carter Family with Johnny Cash. In the song (sometimes called “When The Roses Bloom Again”), a dying soldier looks beyond his imminent demise to a moment when he’ll be reunited with his sweetheart. That might sound bleak, but next to Bachman’s last two records, it’s an optimistic sentiment. On 2021’s Axacan, he contemplated the cultural catastrophe that led to European folks like himself occupying Virginia; last year’s Almanac Behind plunged t...

Daniel Bachman: When the Roses Come Again - Vimarsana News

Daniel Bachman: When the Roses Come Again

The fingerstyle experimentalist’s new album bends guitar, mouth bow, field recordings, and electronic detritus into into vast tapestries of pliant drone

How Game Devs And Musicians Are Processing Climate Change - Vimarsana News

How Game Devs And Musicians Are Processing Climate Change

How does our changing climate get expressed in a folk song versus a video game?

The Quietus | Features | Hyperspecific | Hyperspecific: Electronic Music For September Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel - Vimarsana News

The Quietus | Features | Hyperspecific | Hyperspecific: Electronic Music For September Reviewed By Jaša Bužinel

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Quickfire: Daniel Bachman - Vimarsana News

Quickfire: Daniel Bachman

Finger-picking guitarist, audio collagist and folk scholar talks Amish hoedowns, Mortal Kombat and some mind-blowing albums