GOLEM MECANIQUE - Nona, Decima Et Morta LP heavy the album maintains a raw

the album maintains a raw fragility reminiscent of evenings Hollick has spent singing on the porch of her country home

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introspective washes of synths and repeated phrases and vocalizations are utterly their own thing

It kicks off with the amazing "Rise Above"

’’ repeated listening to Spacin’ is required in excessive doses

GOLEM MECANIQUE - Nona, Decima Et Morta LP heavy the album maintains a rawIncludes d l code. You may not know of Karen Jebane (aka Golem Mecanique) but reading the words of Stephen O'Malley in the press release you may want to explore her music further. She uses voice, organ and a form of hurdy gurdy to make music that O' Malley describes as deeply moving and bonechilling and seemed to take him into another world entirely. It sounds utterly fascinating and perhaps life changing and for those who can't get to Le Saix in Haut