Posts Tagged: barn owl

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Barn Owl ~ V

Evan Caminiti and Jon Porras have been exploring the more electronic facets of textural guitar compositions on a lot of solo outings, and they really bring it all together on their fifth Barn Owl album. The San Francisco duo’s provocative

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Barn Owl ~ V

Evan Caminiti and Jon Porras have been exploring the more electronic facets of textural guitar compositions on a lot of solo outings, and they really bring it all together on their fifth Barn Owl album. The San Francisco duo’s provocative

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Evan Caminiti ~ Dreamless Sleep

It’s amazing what can happen to us in a year. Something we did twelve months ago can mean something entirely different or fail to resonate with us today. Such a gap in time is what allowed Evan Caminiti to take

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Evan Caminiti ~ Dreamless Sleep

It’s amazing what can happen to us in a year. Something we did twelve months ago can mean something entirely different or fail to resonate with us today. Such a gap in time is what allowed Evan Caminiti to take

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Evan Caminiti ~ Night Dust

Fans of Evan Caminiti have to be rejoicing. Not only has this fellow been exponentially prolific with each passing year, but his music is always operating on a high level. This year alone sees him releasing no less than three solo albums

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Evan Caminiti ~ Night Dust

Fans of Evan Caminiti have to be rejoicing. Not only has this fellow been exponentially prolific with each passing year, but his music is always operating on a high level. This year alone sees him releasing no less than three solo albums

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Jon Porras ~ Black Mesa

Blame Ansel Adams or John Ford, but there is, hardwired into our brains, a lasting romantic association with the rock formations of the desert areas in the United States. The lack of human influence in many of these regions mean

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Jon Porras ~ Black Mesa

Blame Ansel Adams or John Ford, but there is, hardwired into our brains, a lasting romantic association with the rock formations of the desert areas in the United States. The lack of human influence in many of these regions mean