Get all 6 Elisa Thorn releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
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Angels
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Night Song
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She Was Always Late
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Reds
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Escaping Genie
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Elisa Thorn Vancouver, British Columbia
Elisa Thorn is a harpist & composer based in Vancouver, BC interested in contemporary, improvised and experimental music.
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Both Are True
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This albums has some fantastic writing, and is beautifully arranged and recorded. For fans of more modern experimental big band.
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Liberation Narratives
by Nicole Mitchell & Haki R. Madhubuti
supported by 4 fans who also own “Hue (The Painting Project)”
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I'm Reliving the End Over and Over and Over Again and Its Only the Beginning
by Risa Rubin
On her new album, the harpist continues to use music as a vehicle for self-discovery.
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A female voice that feels out of another century quivers over a folk harp on the 11 tracks that make up this exclusive video album.
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Eulogy for Evolution 2017 (Remastered 10th Anniversary Edition)
by Ólafur Arnalds
The stunning debut from Iceland's Ólafur Arnalds gets a very special 10th anniversary remastering.
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Verisimilitude
by Tyshawn Sorey
supported by 4 fans who also own “Hue (The Painting Project)”
Verisimilitude was at the top of my "Top Ten Records of 2017". https://www.poisonpie.com/publishing/reviews/text/musicreview_2017.html Can't wait for the vinyl version to arrive.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Hue (The Painting Project)”
It's almost hard to believe there's any space for Tim to fit in when they play this stuff as a duo! The magical uber-complex counterpoint flowing from and resolving to the killer tunes has a similar feel to the full band Berne but these are clarifying in their complexity - you can understand all the moving parts on the same level. Also perhaps the best showcase of Mr Mitchell's solo skills I've heard - he's fully in his element!
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