Filipe Felizardo & The Thing Previous – Volume VI – The Suns Rises In Your Tummy & Other Christmas Illuminations

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Filipe Felizardo‘s, “Volume VI – The Sun Rises In Your Tummy & Other Christmas Illuminations“, is a circle engulfing light & shadow in a recurrent orbit of simultaneous capture & release. Blues ghosts bounded to an eternal present, its existence plugged into electricity, no beggining no end. No longer the darkness of the invading past but the solar luxuriance of a speculative now. Wandering. In Jeffrey Alexander’s “Come Wander” Felizardo‘s voice brings an alluring gravitas to the drowsy proceedings, a veil of sexual energy that cloaks Your Tits from its fingerpicked harmony to the grinding halt of amplifier saturation.

Take this Three:Four Records release as an offer from Felizardo, beautifully captured in the harmonic transcription of 3 millenia old chinese poem Mugua, with all that comes with it.

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Filipe Felizardo‘s, “Volume VI – The Sun Rises In Your Tummy & Other Christmas Illuminations“, is a circle engulfing light & shadow in a recurrent orbit of simultaneous capture & release. Blues ghosts bounded to an eternal present, its existence plugged into electricity, no beggining no end. No longer the darkness of the invading past but the solar luxuriance of a speculative now. Wandering. In Jeffrey Alexander’s “Come Wander” Felizardo‘s voice brings an alluring gravitas to the drowsy proceedings, a veil of sexual energy that cloaks Your Tits from its fingerpicked harmony to the grinding halt of amplifier saturation.

Take this Three:Four Records release as an offer from Felizardo, beautifully captured in the harmonic transcription of 3 millenia old chinese poem Mugua, with all that comes with it.

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