Never Back, by Doyeq

Never Back

by Doyeq

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ajatuslapsi Interesting, very quiet and minimalist ambient glitch album with a rough pinch of jazz melodies. Favorite track: Walking After The Rain.

Liza Nicklin The richness in tone and texture are to die for. Doyeq are absolutely sublime in the way they work with electronic and organic sound. The double bass gets me every time and I'm in love with what sounds like the breath and feeling of the sax/clarinet/bass clarinet. The breathy sounds are really moving without melancholy. Makes me reflective without sadness or regret xx

Philip Graham Yep, what everyone else says: gentle, inventive music, a fine balance of acoustic and electronic elements. Keeps the pulse down while keeping the ears perked. So much goodness here--I've changed my Favorite Track four times already! Currently it's "Waterline Horizon." Oh, now it's "Never Back." Favorite track: Never Back.

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1.	Walking After The Rain 05:41	buy track
2.	Daylight 05:34	buy track
3.	A Movement Of Smoke In The Light 04:06	buy track
4.	Downstairs 06:40	buy track
5.	Nothing To Prove 04:42	buy track
6.	Thank You 03:37	buy track
7.	Never Back 06:19	buy track
8.	There 05:28	buy track
9.	Waterline Horizon 08:37	buy track

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The next release in our free name-your-price series is presented by our long-time bros and in-home artists Doyeq from Moscow, RU. Since their debut on our label with their “Eyelashes Of Lanterns” EP they’ve made a good output on several other foundations and constantly proceed developing their live acting side.
So this time we meet a full-length album – and again a stunning one. Slightly remaining works of Swod or any other piano based contemporary masters “Never Back” shows the same approach but the firm spirit and touch of Doyeq. A lot, really a lot of live instrumentals including stings, pianos, sax and double bass mixed together with glitch micro percussion and analog synth sparks. Warm, profound, cozy and soothing stuff and it’s truly cinematic. So the whole album is just a classic favorite one for us for sure. Gold series!

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released April 10, 2013

Cover hand made by Igor Fedoseev.

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