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Meisha
Meisha is one of the finest undiscovered acts in the post/avant-rock genre, building slowly evolving, shimmering melodies with simple instruments. The music is beautiful, albeit with some dissonant interruptions, and stands up to many listenings. Well worth a listen.
Meisha are Ken Camden, Pete Spynda, and Michael Tamburo. Previous recordings have been released by Gingkoba, Priapus Records and the Music Fellowship. Beyond the avant-rock proceedings of Meisha, the band members are active in film, photography, painting, multi-media live performance, electronica and yet another band, the Arco Flute Foundation.
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| The First Lessons in New Era Time... (2001)
".. lovely strains of near-trance-like folk wanderings...moments of cave-like ambient/electronic/guitar exploration...soft voltage flows careening off the walls in blue-light arcs..." |
"...sublimely beautiful...gently melodic, cascading patterns and drones...Meisha is eminently accessible...could appeal equally to fans of Steve Reich and Philip Glass, Cluster and Brian Eno, Durutti Column and Cocteau Twins.." — RealPittsburgh.com
"If you want to talk about sweetly transcendental music, I’d be the first to mention Meisha.." — Mass Transfer
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