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星の子コレクション
Here is my Hoshi no Ko Collection, including gacha figures, pin badges and keyrings
Isasa — Canciones De Amor (Repeditor / Feeding Tube)
Canciones De Amor is the fifth solo album by the Spanish guitarist Isasa. The sturdy thumb-driven rhythm and bucolic vibe of his early recordings under that name (like a lot of folks playing guitar soli these days, he has a distant rock and roll past, most notably in the band Room With A View) betrayed a strong Takoma school influence. The sound of Canciones De Amor continues an evolution away from the fields plowed by John Fahey, Glenn Jones, and Jack Rose, but it holds close to a chief tenet of their work — that music played on a steel-stringed acoustic guitar can take you on an emotional journey.
Vinyl is here! You can pre-order it now and get the exclusive coloured edition! Only in my bandcamp site: isasa.bandcamp.com Thanks! ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Habemus vinilos! Si hacéis el pre-order, podréis conseguir la edición en vinilo azul que sólo está disponible por bandcamp: isasa.bandcamp.com Gracias!
ISASA + ENCONO + LOS MANISES 08 sept. @ La Faena II RealmenteBravo, 17′ @lacastanya / @bcoredisc
Isasa — Insilio (La Castanya)
Insilio by Isasa
Conrado Isasa filters a rich tradition of Spanish and Catalan guitar through the lens of American Primitive picking, with echoes of Fahey, Jack Rose and Glenn Jones showing through lines of liquid, rounded clarity. In the end, the music is more reminiscent of Appalachian back hollows than the gypsy caves of Granada, though, of course, the line is not so hard and bright. Some in the American Primitive lineage do draw from flamenco and Spanish classical styles—Peter Walker and Sir Richard Bishop come to mind. Though Isasa mostly doesn’t foreground these influences, they’re there.
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Isasa - Canciones de Amor
Madrid-based guitarist Conrado Isasa returns with what might be his finest effort yet — an album that is filled with gorgeous textures, sensitive playing and rich, resonating tones. The first half of Canciones de Amor is in a mostly straightforward guitar soli mode, with Isasa's gossamer melodies unfurling patiently. The second half is a bit more adventurous, with harmonium drones, lonely lap steels, sweet, wordless vocals from Trice and some unusual production techniques. It all works wonderfully, evoking a sense of stillness and calm that you'll want to revisit again and again.