Lullabies For Broken Spirits, by Diamondstein / Sangam

Lullabies For Broken Spirits

by Diamondstein / Sangam

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Propuesta Cultural Full of beauty, even in the title of the album ... it makes me suspect that Euterpe (muse of music) still smiles at humanity.

abdonoval Probably my favourite Doom Trip tape to date - perfect late night music. Favorite track: Diamondstein & Sangam - I Wish I Had More To Offer.

Jeff Davis I love the composition of this collab album. Solid bangers from both artists, sandwiched between collaborative bookends. The interwoven emotion and suspense would make perfect soundtrack music. Favorite track: Diamondstein & Sangam - I Wish I Had More To Offer.

HFW This one cuts deep. Favorite track: Sangam - I Wonder If You Think Of Me.

Dave T. This collaboration flourishes with a love story narrative told through warm hisses, ambient textures, and subtle melodies. Each artist, while different in their approaches, mesh well to create a cohesive and thoughtful listen~ Favorite track: Diamondstein & Sangam - Evenings Fly By.

Kaoru Hauntingly beautiful night music that is mysterious and comforting at the same time and only seems to get deeper the more you listen to it. Favorite track: Sangam - Rewrites Won't Cover Up.

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Excerpt from Bandcamp via J. Edward Keyes:

"For the last year or so, L.A.’s Doom Trip Records has quietly been releasing a string of excellent records exploring the fascinating far reaches of electronic music. Their latest, a split LP from Diamondstein and Sangam, is no different. The two artists are perfectly paired: Diamondstein’s compositions are steady and haunting and marked by an occasional sense of anxiety. The dizzying, 11-minute “The Praise Chorus” begins with a soft, twinkling synth, but gradually builds and swells until it feels shot through with a sense of foreboding. Bells toll, funereal organs shatter the tranquility, and the whole song feels like it’s announcing the slow arrival of some dark phantom. Sangam’s songs are more sedate. “Knowing Loss” threads the sound of humming traffic and distant voices through gently-exhaling electronics..."

Excerpt from C Monster at TINYMIXTAPES:

"Internal gauges at +11. There’s a smell that sounds more like it feels. So keep an eye out. Because the taste of success is just a blend of ambient waves one projects until the task is complete. The quieter the production, the louder we turn up. And Doom Trip Records knows what-it-is, gripping a good split and collab space of tracks by Sangam and Diamondstein in holy matrimony of Lullabies For Broken Spirits. Oh, you know what I need to hear?

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1.	Diamondstein & Sangam - I Wish I Had More To Offer 05:45	buy track
2.	Diamondstein - The Praise Chorus 11:32	buy track
3.	Diamondstein - Together Not Together 06:00	buy track
4.	Diamondstein - Your Eyes Are Pools Of Crystal 05:04	buy track
5.	Diamondstein - Don't Please No 08:55	buy track
6.	Sangam - Knowing Loss 03:40	buy track
7.	Sangam - I Wonder If You Think Of Me 03:52	buy track
8.	Sangam - Finding You 03:28	buy track
9.	Sangam - This Pain Feels The Same 04:22	buy track
10.	Sangam - Rewrites Won't Cover Up 04:06	buy track
11.	Diamondstein & Sangam - Evenings Fly By 04:08	buy track

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The long-awaited split / collab from Diamondstein and Sangam.

Featuring two collab tracks, "I Wish I Had More To Offer" and "Evenings Fly By"

Bandcamp Daily's 7 Essential Releases:

For the last year or so, L.A.’s Doom Trip Records has quietly been releasing a string of excellent records exploring the fascinating far reaches of electronic music. Their latest, a split LP from Diamondstein and Sangam, is no different. The two artists are perfectly paired: Diamondstein’s compositions are steady and haunting and marked by an occasional sense of anxiety. The dizzying, 11-minute “The Praise Chorus” begins with a soft, twinkling synth, but gradually builds and swells until it feels shot through with a sense of foreboding. Bells toll, funereal organs shatter the tranquility, and the whole song feels like it’s announcing the slow arrival of some dark phantom. Sangam’s songs are more sedate. “Knowing Loss” threads the sound of humming traffic and distant voices through gently-exhaling electronics, and the synths on “This Pain Feels the Same” barely register—far-off ripples of sound that buckle and expand like the Northern Lights. The pair collaborate on two tracks, the opening “I Wish I Had More to Offer” and closing “Evenings Fly By”; the former is tense and twitching, the latter an exercise in graceful melancholy. Like all of the songs on Lullabies For Broken Spirits, they are as moody and serene as they are utterly mesmerizing.

—J. Edward Keyes

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released August 30, 2017

All Music by Diamondstein and Sangam

Track 1 - Written, Mixed, and Produced by Diamondstein and Sangam
Tracks 2 - 5 - Written, Mixed, and Produced by Diamondstein
Tracks 6 - 10 - Written, Mixed, and Produced by Sangam
Track 11 - Written, Mixed, and Produced by Diamondstein and Sangam

Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities

Photography by Blvckelegy

Layout by Z. Emerson

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