Natalie Beridze - "Of Which One Knows" (Georgia)
Georgian artist Natalie Beridze’s radical output on Room 40 is really worth a listen if you’re into the more droning side of contemporary piano playing. A few notes a minute with blips and bloops pulsating off of walls in the background. Organs humming quietly to themselves. Great album for…. being alone in the dark or sitting outside in a snowstorm. No in between. Occasional vocals might be what carry the “single”, but they aren’t what makes this record.
Georgian artist Natalie Beridze’s radical output on Room 40 is really worth a listen if you’re into the more droning side of contemporary piano playing. A few notes a minute with blips and bloops pulsating off of walls in the background. Organs humming quietly to themselves. Great album for…. being alone in the dark or sitting outside in a snowstorm. No in between. Occasional vocals might be what carry the “single”, but they aren’t what makes this record.
Georgian artist Natalie Beridze’s radical output on Room 40 is really worth a listen if you’re into the more droning side of contemporary piano playing. A few notes a minute with blips and bloops pulsating off of walls in the background. Organs humming quietly to themselves. Great album for…. being alone in the dark or sitting outside in a snowstorm. No in between. Occasional vocals might be what carry the “single”, but they aren’t what makes this record.