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A delicious blend of the orchestral and the ambient. Eccentric rythms and strangled vocals with a couple of OOOH's in all the right places. Captivating and charming without putting you to sleep. This is absurdly good music.
Genre:
Electronic: Pop Crossover
Release Date:
2005
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The Bursers: E.P
The Bursers
© Copyright-Yuval Semo and Alon Leventon
(634479228544)
Record Label: The Bursers
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The Bursers are: Alon Leventon and Yuval Semo
Both born in israel, met in boston, and some how realised that together they can create the music that they like and always wanted to make.
they are both the songwriters, producers and programmers/keyboard players of this music.
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Crafted
author: Landolas
Already looking forward to more material. Especially loved the last track.
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Well done!
author: www.GreatIndieMusic.com
Short, but oh so sweet
author: BrYan
I'm as picky as they come when choosing CDs to buy at random. I'm a tight-wad. but anyway, after about 2 hours of trying to find one CD i would buy, i decided The Bursers were it. it's SO worth the money. Yeah, it's only 4 tracks, but i've listened to it so many times it's not even funny. it's a kind of "ambient" that you could let repeat for hours and still enjoy. the chord progressions are extremely thoughtful and engaging, yet no element of music overpowers anything else. every part is perfectly balanced and set in it's rightful place. like me, you'll write The Bursers a letter wishing for more after you've heard the EP.
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author: uma
Not a very accdemic review but surely a unique one- I'm a pregnant girl and I'm going to play this music to my belly
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