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Sproingg Freiburg, Germany
Sproingg's music is often described as:
· Progressive, obsessive, excessive
minimalism
· Experimental polyrhythmic chaos
· Space punk ambient psychedelic prog
· Dramatic; jazz and classically influenced rock
· Music your mother would not allow you to listen to
Featuring polyrhythms, syncopation & precise changes, Sproingg’s improvisational style weaves through giving them their unique sound.
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Sproingg recommends:
Polyrhythmic, instrumental and exciting (like us?)
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supported by 17 fans who also own “Hirnkäse”
Eagerly awaited release from Greece, this duo once again delivers the goods. Various keyboards, guitars, bass and flute don’t properly tell the tale of what you’ll be served with, with these four tracks. Not an EP, three of the tracks are epic length, The result is in the progressive vein, utilizing lush orchestration in cinematic style, for a satisfying 45+ minute journey. I am choosing The Missing Part to showcase what you’ll hear on this fine release.
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Our Song
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A simply beautiful release, harkening back to the mid 60s and early 70s. The delicate vocals of Paul Langer, who also plays guitars, bass, and drums and John Allday’s keyboards, trumpet and additional vocals are blended with violin, viola and cello. The music is light as gossamer, with orchestral touches from the strings, and angelic choirs evoking the poetry and vastness of space. Hard to choose a favourite between the first and the epic last tracks, but going with the opener here.
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