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KA BAIRD & PEKKA AIRAKSINEN: Frkwys Vol.17: Hungry Shells 8.2/10 The latest installment of the Frkwys series brings together the utterly unique talents of KA BAIRD and Pekka Airaksinen.
Baird, known for her work with avant-garde group Spires That in The Sunset Rise, and Airaksinen, a pioneer in electronic music, create a mesmerising blend of experimental sounds on "Hungry Shells." From the moment the album kicks off with the pulsating rhythms of "Hyönteishotelli," you know you're in for a wild ride.
Baird's haunting vocals soar over Airaksinen's intricate electronic textures, creating a sonic landscape that is both ethereal and otherworldly.
Tracks like "Storms" and "Hotel Chelsea" showcase the duo's ability to seamlessly blend traditional instrumentation with electronic elements, creating a sound that is both familiar and completely new.
It's this juxtaposition of the old and the new that makes "Hungry Shells" such a compelling listen.
While the album may not be for everyone, those willing to take the plunge will be rewarded with a truly immersive musical experience.
Baird and Airaksinen have crafted a truly unique album that pushes the boundaries of experimental music in all the right ways.
Dive in and let "Hungry Shells" wash over you.
Trust us, you won't regret it.
Baird, known for her work with avant-garde group Spires That in The Sunset Rise, and Airaksinen, a pioneer in electronic music, create a mesmerising blend of experimental sounds on "Hungry Shells." From the moment the album kicks off with the pulsating rhythms of "Hyönteishotelli," you know you're in for a wild ride.
Baird's haunting vocals soar over Airaksinen's intricate electronic textures, creating a sonic landscape that is both ethereal and otherworldly.
Tracks like "Storms" and "Hotel Chelsea" showcase the duo's ability to seamlessly blend traditional instrumentation with electronic elements, creating a sound that is both familiar and completely new.
It's this juxtaposition of the old and the new that makes "Hungry Shells" such a compelling listen.
While the album may not be for everyone, those willing to take the plunge will be rewarded with a truly immersive musical experience.
Baird and Airaksinen have crafted a truly unique album that pushes the boundaries of experimental music in all the right ways.
Dive in and let "Hungry Shells" wash over you.
Trust us, you won't regret it.