Rapoon : Disappeared.
Ambient/world dream field.
This album is a continuation of recurring themes that have been interwoven into the entire recorded output of Rapoon (now almost 20 years and 40 odd albums).
Oblique and transitory the little stories and spoken words form connections across time and space. This is about those who disappear in strange circumstances and those who just disappear. The passage of time and change. Ghosts from the past and ghosts from the future.
Songs:
1. Sunshine in the parlour
2. Forgiveness in stone
3. Lost caress
4. Ghost rattle
5. Days like rain
6. Mic rattle
7. The outside shadow
8. We walked in diamonds
9. Breath of ages
10. Snow legend
11. Pig vampires
12. The pale blue door
13. She never came
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 1/8/2010
Rapoon lives in Newcastle England
Tagged as: Ambient, New Age, Industrial, Remix, Space Music
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Rapoon : Disappeared.