Damselfly - Fructidor Fall

Artist: Damselfly
Album: Fructidor Fall

Electronic

2016

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Review by Pavel Kosenko

Fructidor Fall by Damselfly is a mesmerizing album that transports listeners to a dreamy, atmospheric world. The album features a blend of electronic and acoustic elements, creating a unique and intriguing sound. The tracks are moody and introspective, with haunting vocals and intricate instrumentals. The lyrics are poetic and thought-provoking, adding depth and meaning to each song. The album is cohesive and flows seamlessly from one track to the next, creating a captivating listening experience. Standout tracks include "Moonflower," "Fructidor Fall," and "Echoes." Fructidor Fall is a stunning album that showcases Damselfly's talent for creating immersive and emotive music.

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Track	Duration	Preview
The Hammer And The Tide	2:34
Fructidor Falls	3:52
The Theologian	4:21
Sixteenth Lie	10:00
DRUV	1:06
The Silent Sea	2:00

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Not On Label (Damselfly Self-released)

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Credits

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Artwork By	Jack MacRae

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High quality CD in individually printed, stamped and numbered recycled card sleeve, featuring artwork by Jack MacRae.
All music written, performed, recorded and mixed by Darren James Holloway at Damselfly HQ, West Sussex UK Jan - Oct 2016
Ambient recording on DRUV recorded on Sarah's iPhone at The Hive, Kew Gardens, London
Photography by Darren James Holloway
Heartfelt thanks to my family and friends for their encouragement and support. Special thanks to Jack MacRae, David Alloway, James Cross.