Fascism's Intimacy, by Dora Bleu with Marc Ribot

Fascism's Intimacy

by Dora Bleu with Marc Ribot

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	1.	Escape 04:39
	2.	Epitaphs 03:34
	3.	The Obvious 04:59
	4.	Sack Of Ice 04:02
	5.	Inner Toungues 04:55
	6.	Warplanes 03:20
	7.	Can You Hold It 03:49
	8.	Planetary Glow 04:42
	9.	Romance Rights 03:45
	10.	Calculations Unknown 02:33

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Fascism's Intimacy…

Speaking in tongues is spiritual communication that is both celestial and infernal. Its power is neither wholly human nor otherworldly, and its beautifully positive or damningly negative results lay somewhere in between with the earthly side never having full access. It is not for the faint of heart nor for the unbelieving, but used appropriately, its captured potency is a most effective form of communication.

The music of Dora Bleu is an apex of the creative form of this practice. It is hauntingly intense and complexly grounded for definite, but its gorgeous enraptured vibrancy transfers the aural senses to gloriously new and unseen colors. It is a heavy and shimmering trip most worthy of taking again and again. Mortal forms of communications have yet to create words to best illustrate this awesome flight.

With "Fascism’s Intimacy", Dora brings this artistic ceremony to the new world to hear and experience. It’s a gorgeous blend of both new and old coupled with songwriting and experimentation. Canonical artists such as Ruth Ann Friedman, Linda Perhacs, and Christina Carter will immediately come to mind alongside many other guitar greats with a list too long to publish here. In addition, the talented American guitarist Marc Ribot provides backing and potion to the album. It’s definitely most required listening.

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released May 10, 2019

Guitar: Marc Ribot
Recorded by Ryan Kelly

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Dora Bleu Montreal, Québec

With echoing acoustic guitar and storytelling,
Dora explores the psychic emissions of the imperialist war state. Neither composed nor improvisational, in narrative time, twisting bent notes trace vulnerabilities.
" [In] the longform narrative structures Geller weaves...the overall mood is malevolent and dark..a sound as comforting as the creak of a noose held tight by a twisting corpse." The Wire ... more

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