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balance on what by Loop!station
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fave it Progressive Rock | Contemporary
7 tracks | 48 minutes
Released Feb 2005
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this is the second album by the live looping dynamic duo of Sam Bass (cello) and Robin Coomer (vocals), pushing their already overwhelming musical skills to a whole new level.
Bio / Background
LOOP!STATION has recently emerged from the studio with a pocketful of potent tunes. And if you dont know who they are yet, LOOP!STATION is your new favorite sonic drug, doled out by the stellar musical duo of Robin Coomer and Sam Bass. One woman, one man, one voice, one cello, multiple layered 'loops' hand tooled and shaped into lovely, cascading, provocative orchestral compositions with an immediate soul-rocking palpability.
LOOP!STATIONs latest release 'balance on what' is as dynamic as it is raw. Coomers voice packs the intensity of a siren wailing atop a speeding vehicle yet paridoxically lures you closer like the true sirens of old, tempting wandering hearts to dash themselves against salty rocks. Sam Bass matches her step for step, bowing his cello near to the breaking point as he mind bogglingly coaxes rich textures and layered themes ranging from chamber classical to rip torn rock out of just one instrument.
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