Hidden Tape No.66, by Moshimoss

Hidden Tape No.66

by Moshimoss

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Mike Papaloni Only the prettiest of sounds.

Ivan Great for evening listening. Favorite track: into the ice.

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1.	into the ice 03:08
2.	long night 02:56
3.	slow days it was super 04:00
4.	far north 04:21
5.	moss pillow 03:11
6.	grottuviti 04:14
7.	light 04:21
8.	lullaby for a lonely promontory 04:12
9.	cold fever 02:11
10.	melody 02:12
11.	Ruca 05:43
12.	on the ice 03:00
13.	longing 03:54
14.	my everlong (free) 03:40	download

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The secrets that Kosuke Anamizu has buried on Hidden Tape No. 66 are deeply telling. Unearthing these ten artifacts, hidden for our ears to discover, we understand that they are meant for someone else. Simultaneously vast and inward, these tracks are lovingly assembled from detailed field recordings, guitars, and electronics. Soundscapes experienced through the crushing filter of longing and mystery. Ideal for Fans of Hammock, Sigur Ros, and Fennesz.

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released August 16, 2010

INSTRUMENTS USED :
Guitars:Yamaha LS6, Ernie Ball Musicman
Old Upright Piano: steinway & sons
Electric Piano:Fender Rhodes MarkII 73
Amp:Fender Twin Reverb

CREDITS :
Cover illustration by CG artist Jeremy Engleman ( www.art.net/~jeremy )
Design by The Æther Bureau
All songs written, performed and mixed by Moshimoss
Recorded at Studio Moopy, Yamanashi
Mastered by Ryan Coseboom

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