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Jul 21, 2020 · 2020. 7.0. By Jonathan Williger. Genre: Experimental. Label: 4AD. Reviewed: July 21, 2020. The minimalist composer trades his usual chamber ensemble for the comparatively monochromatic tones of the...
Jul 20, 2020 · 8/10. Words by Reef Younis. From a pragmatist’s perspective, Species might be Bing & Ruth’s least ambitious album. After debut album City Lake involved wrangling an 11-member ensemble and selling the self-released vinyl out of group leader David Moore’s basement, and with 2017’s No Home of the Mind written on seventeen pianos scattered ...
Jul 17, 2020 · Now joined by founding members, Jeremy Viner and Jeff Ratner, Bing & Ruth’s fourth album, Species, is shaped through a minimalist lens of openness and movement. As the trio widen their aim with an emotionally-rich album, Moore propels Bing & Ruth unlike ever before, achieving so through varieties of avant-garde and moments of pure reverie.
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Jul 16, 2020 · A music and a vision without end, all stemming from the most humble yet so transformative of premises: “Three people in a room making sound together.”. Essential. Bing & Ruth’s Species is released by 4AD tomorrow, July 17th. Order a copy here. Video unavailable.
Jul 19, 2020 · Species. 3.0. good. Review. by hel9000 USER ( 23 Reviews) July 18th, 2020 | 10 replies. Release Date: 2020 | Tracklist. Review Summary: On his latest album of moody minimalism, David Moore switches out his piano for a Farsifa organ. For ambient music, it can sometimes feel overwhelming.
Jul 16, 2020 · Reading Time: 7 min. New music from ambient ensemble Bing & Ruth is a much welcome addition during these unsettling times. Their latest album ‘ Species ‘ employs the Farfisa organ and is both immersive and cinematic in the best way possible, where the music envelops the listener and makes you feel like everything’s going to be okay.
Jul 20, 2020 · Bing & Ruth: Species – Album Review. July 20, 2020 by Michael Sumsion. David Moore’s malleable minimalism project Bing & Ruth returns with a streamlined ensemble, a sharp focus and a wordlessly evocative LockDown transcendence. The New York composer David Moore’s penchant for a trance-inducing mixture of modern classical, drone, ambient ...
