Sarah Davachi - Barons CourtVinyl LP pressing. Barons Court is the debut full length album by Canadian electro acoustic composer Sarah Davachi. While the record employs a number of vintage and legendary synthesizers, Davachi's approach to her craft here is much more in line with the long form textural minimalism of liane Radigue than it is with the hyper dense modular pyrotechnics of the majority of her synthesist contemporaries. Three of the album's five compositions feature

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The Canon traces the imparted knowledge of alien visitors as it spread from Africa across the ancient world

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