14/07/2025
Indie Rock Mag writes about Dag Rosenqvist's 'Tvåhundra ord för ensamhet' (translated from French):
Barely two months after the ambitious coup of the last From the Mouth of the Sun, the Swede Dag Rosenqvist returned to minor mode... at least in appearance. Because despite its minimal setup (pure piano melodies with fragile arpeggios captured naturally, and solar, even magnetic synth pads), Tvåhundra ord för ensamhet ("two hundred words for solitude", in reference to the myth according to which the Inuit have two hundred words for snow in their vocabulary) has that little something that touches the heart without ever falling into heavy-handed lyricism, an intimate and yet enveloping humility coupled with a very particular atmosphere that knows how to capture this moment of floating between sleep and waking, between dreaminess and introspection. Both melancholic and comforting, the ideal musical cocoon to forget the summer heat.
~ https://www.indierockmag.com/article38202.html
~ https://dronarivm.bandcamp.com/album/tv-hundra-ord-f-r-ensamhet
Dans le viseur d'IRM Expr6ss cette semaine, 6 indispensables modern classical de ces derniers mois, qui ont pour point commun d'être plutôt mélodiques et accessibles aux néophytes : https://www.indierockmag.com/article38202.html
Avec Deaf Center, Goldmund (Western Vinyl), Hior Chronik (Moderna Records), Rauelsson (Sonic Pieces), Dag Rosenqvist (Dronarivm) et Joseph Schiano di Lombo.
(et sur ce, on arrive aux 150 avis sur des sorties de 2025)
