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Aidan Baker + Tim Hecker ‘Fantasma Parastasie’ CD 2008
Here is a collaborative endeavour from drone specialist Aidan Baker (better known as one half of duo Nadja) and experimental electronic sound artist Tim Hecker. And this builds on both artists creative...
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Kodiak / Nadja – Split CD 2009
Ominous drones abound on this split release from Kodiak and the ridiculously prolific Nadja, with one track by each act. Actually, make that one very LONG track each…. First up is ‘MCCCXLIX The Rising...
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Nadja ‘Sv’ CD/DD 2016
Reviewing a record by Nadja is not an easy task. If you just look at their back catalogue its frightening how much the duo releases and pretty much all of it is good. So what to do about Sv then? The...
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Nadja ‘Sv’ CD/DD 2016
Reviewing a record by Nadja is not an easy task. If you just look at their back catalogue its frightening how much the duo releases and pretty much all of it is good. So what to do about Sv then? The...
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Review: Nadja ‘Luminous Rot’
Monolithic in their prolific status Canadian power couple Nadja began in 2003 as a solo project by Aiden Baker and joined by Leah Buckareff in 2005. The two are also married making what might be the...
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Review: Nadja ‘Labyrinthine’
Berlin based Canadian duo Nadja have never, to my knowledge, produced anything that you might find best suited to a casual listen. Bearing that in mind, it still feels fair to say that Labyrinthine...
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Nadja: Interview With One Half Of The Drone Duo Aidan Baker
In his review of Nadja’s absolutely crushing Labyrinthine, fellow Shaman scribe Jamie Grimes described the album as feeling like ‘…four rooms of a haunted house, each one hosting a different ghost...
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Nadja: Interview With One Half Of The Drone Duo Aidan Baker
In his review of Nadja’s absolutely crushing Labyrinthine, fellow Shaman scribe Jamie Grimes described the album as feeling like ‘…four rooms of a haunted house, each one hosting a different ghost...
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