The Birth Of Tragedy
by The Circular Ruins
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*At first listen, there might be a sense of conceptual incongruity for the album... However a careful listen will reveal that the mood (somber) here is perhaps the silver thread that keeps all the rich pieces together...One of my favourites from TCR.
Richard Gürtler
Richard Gürtler
APK has ventured with "The Birth Of Tragedy" into a wide variety of textures, and on first listening it might be a bit disrupting, but repeated explorations reveal, surprisingly enough, continuity in APK's sonic reflections. Constantly filled with a quite innovative approach, never boring, and always fully entertaining, adventurous and absorbing, "The Birth Of Tragedy" will for sure please all followers of DataObscura, or all of you who enjoy trips into uncharted territories.
The Itzamna Collective
Richard Hammond
vincent lefebure
nifft23
Wieslaw Marzec
Ambientcosmos
Christian Arnsperger
Geoff Stewart
Gratefulshrink
Benjamin Bissell
Frederick Key Smith, Ph.D.
Mark Hatchell
Daniel B
patient_ot
jAB
rapa
MEW
Dreamtimer
Fairway
Roland Bertram
Berkdrums
chris coote
J. Lambert
bob-the-skull
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Also includes cover graphics.Purchasable with gift card$8 USD or more
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Setting Out Alone
05:51
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For All Our Days
08:55
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Simple Truths
03:14
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The Birth Of Tragedy
05:26
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Q.E.D.
08:49
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6. |
Displaced part 1
06:14
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Displaced part 2
08:00
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Displaced part 3
05:10
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Displaced part 4
04:37
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10. |
Gathering Lost Things
03:49
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about
The Birth Of Tragedy is a finely crafted and intimate album of sonic storytelling, and the first solo work of 2012 by Anthony Paul Kerby. The tracks flow like an enigmatic existential jigsaw, composing a broad introspective tapestry of melancholic and harmonic visions.
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released August 1, 2012
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