Shwesmo Boston, Massachusetts
Shwesmo is a Boston based Israeli producer and guitarist, combining metal, fusion and middle eastern influences into a new electronic context. With vast experience as a composer and guitarist, along with unique sound design, Shwesmo is devoted to endless exploration and breaking musical borders. ... more
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Only Me (ft. Erez Aviram & Angie Petty)”
Adam Neely and Shawn Crowder reignited my love of jazz as an innovative exploration of music and rhythm. Because of Sungazer I'm saving up to buy a bass and start playing again.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Only Me (ft. Erez Aviram & Angie Petty)”
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Only Me (ft. Erez Aviram & Angie Petty)”
Wow it's been a loooong time since I've been this excited about a prog album. PoiL and Ni are great bands in their own rights, but this project is so much more than the sum of its parts. I've not heard anything else quite like it, it's never boring. If I didn't know better I'd think these dudes are all actual wizards, especially with that band photo. 11/10 strongly recommended.
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Oliver Rhodes, aka Paracusia, captures a spectrum of moods from dreamy nostalgia to wiry anxiety on this EP of highly textural bass music.
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Day of Reckoning (includes Anthony Child remix)
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Only Me (ft. Erez Aviram & Angie Petty)”
"Ethereal, 3-dimensional, abstract chess in parks accompanied by the float of saxophone and drums. Wierd grooves that rock you deep into the sun." Sungazer's first full release is as impressive as it is sudden. It breaks out with blistering speeds of bass improvisation from Neely, and the drums also accompanying show the raw power the duo hold within seconds. The following tracks roll in a mood of self-expression and presents the mind of jazz in a new light, of which many contemporaries cannot.
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