Andrew Chalk – Violin By Night [CD/BOOK] Minimal / Wave / Synthpop Monseré became fascinated with the

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Andrew Chalk – Violin By Night [CD/BOOK] Minimal / Wave / Synthpop Monseré became fascinated with the" The artist name and the titles printed on the obi are written in Japanese. The corresponding English name and titles are mentioned in the book. "The album opens with "A New Heaven," unfolding a gentle, submerged sounding piano or harmonic motif over a very minimal, murky, and vaporous bed. It is extremely simple melodically, but Andrew Chalk creates some impressive things dynamics, making all the notes ripple, shimmer, and decay like droplets on a