"Halestorm", a great female fronted rock band, especially with a very high quality live studio recording, my current favorite is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzYfLBN0yxQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzYfLBN0yxQ
Andreas Stahel - Schlif (2013)
Dreiblatt-Binse
If you listen to me, it is simply brilliant.
Ticking, as a Swiss watch.
Dreiblatt-Binse
If you listen to me, it is simply brilliant.
Ticking, as a Swiss watch.
Once again, till there is 22 o'clock.
My neighbours probably don't share my infatuation about minimal music.🙂
My neighbours probably don't share my infatuation about minimal music.🙂
I had to listen to it again.
I do not know how the neighbors tolerate this, but my cat Huncutka only a few times made some dissonant voices beyond the distant thunders.
It's clear that he can withstand the training.😀
I do not know how the neighbors tolerate this, but my cat Huncutka only a few times made some dissonant voices beyond the distant thunders.
It's clear that he can withstand the training.😀
Nik Bärtsch, Don Li, Zimoun, Mik Keusen, Andreas Stahel etc.
These Swiss boys seems to me, they went to the same school.
And they all learned their lessons well.
These Swiss boys seems to me, they went to the same school.
And they all learned their lessons well.
Just totally re-discovering her 'Best Of' album after building my own AC filter box. Incredibly, I heard new sounds and performances for the first time in decades.
A lot of that has to do with a good reduction in AC hash and concomitant bass bloat as there was before.
Instead of perceiving just one loud bass region, it appears as if I have three, less powerful but distinct bass regions. This, together with the more defined mid to high regions make for superbly enjoyable listening sessions.