Repeater, by Spiro

Repeater

by Spiro

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HaraldK main "why I love" note is on "Pole Star".

When I think about it, I'm pretty sure "The Darkling Plains" from this album was also recommended to me on DW, and this prompted me to take a look on the band itself. Favorite track: The Vapourer.

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Repeater is an anthology of Spiro’s music pressed onto vinyl for the first time and was released on 21 October 2016.

With tracks selected from all four of their Real World albums Pole Star (1997), Lightbox (2009) Kaleidophonica (2012) and Welcome Joy Welcome Sorrow (2015), Repeater showcases the exquisite sound of these four brilliant musicians whose aim is to combine the multi-layered complexity of classical music with the melodic strength of traditional folk tunes and the simplicity and groove of modern loop-based music.

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1.	The Sky is a Blue Bowl 03:42	buy track
2.	The Vapourer 04:42	buy track
3.	The Darkling Plains 03:52	buy track
4.	We Will be Absorbed 05:04	buy track
5.	Shaft 04:30	buy track
6.	Yellow Noise 04:46	buy track
7.	Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow 05:09	buy track
8.	The White Hart 04:05	buy track
9.	I Fear You Just as I Fear Ghosts 02:30	buy track
10.	Burning Bridge 04:56	buy track

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released October 21, 2016

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Spiro Bristol, UK

Bands often claim to be unique, but Spiro really do defy easy categorisation. They are an acoustic instrumental quartet, playing violin, mandolin, accordion and guitar (which is occasionally replaced by cello), and though they do make use of traditional themes, they are most certainly not a folk band. ... more

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