THIS ITEM IS A PRE-ORDER. WE EXPECT IT TO SHIP ON OR BEFORE THE NOVEMBER 24TH RELEASE DATE. Dark, ambient chamber rock group Worm Ouroboros, one of the most promising new Bay Area acts to emerge this past year, present their self-titled debut album on Profound Lore. Featuring members from a number of still-active local legends including Amber Asylum and World Eater, Worm Ouroboros draw from similar influences. Most notably, bassist/singer Lorraine Rath shared song-writing duties with John Gossard in The...   [ read more ]

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One of the nicer stories of '90s underground rock -- so-called post-rock, in particular -- has been its increasing use of non-rock -- often chamber music -- instrumentation. Whether it's the Dirty Three, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, or Rodan, violins, violas, cellos, clarinets, oboes, French horns, and other unexpected instruments have been finding regular homes in indie rock compositions, to startling and often stunning effect. Portland's The Swords Project is another such group, boasting a large, eclecti...   [ read more ]

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'Belgian musician/composer Daniel Denis is best known as leader of chamber rock band Univers Zero. Denis founded Univers Zero with guitarist Roger Trigaux and served as the band's percussionist and main composer from 1974-1987. His solo work follows the sound of later Univers Zero. His work features a mix of acoustic and electric instruments, including piano, electric keyboards, cello, violin, reeds, guitar, bass, and drums. Denis released his first solo recording, Sirius and the Ghosts, in 1991, and foll...   [ read more ]

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