€24,00
in stock
why we love this
A disorienting cast of slate hues and smeared light overlay a heartfelt, absorbing release. There is something both within reach and at a distant horizon, the in-between place both bristling and inviting.
about the record
On her second release for Warm Winters Ltd., Polish composer Martyna Basta conjures scenes from the blurry edge of memory, expanding on her multi-instrumental approach as she performs on guitar, voice, manipulated field recordings, or zither, achingly precise in her sense of detail even as she approaches what remains lost or unknown.
With Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering, Martyna extends the diaristic impulses of her recent releases beyond fragments to bring listeners into a full-fledged world, albeit one draped in shadows.
- Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering 2:48
- It Could Be As It Was Forever (feat. claire rousay) 6:50
€24,00
in stock
- Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering 2:48
- It Could Be As It Was Forever (feat. claire rousay) 6:50
why we love this
A disorienting cast of slate hues and smeared light overlay a heartfelt, absorbing release. There is something both within reach and at a distant horizon, the in-between place both bristling and inviting.
about the record
On her second release for Warm Winters Ltd., Polish composer Martyna Basta conjures scenes from the blurry edge of memory, expanding on her multi-instrumental approach as she performs on guitar, voice, manipulated field recordings, or zither, achingly precise in her sense of detail even as she approaches what remains lost or unknown.
With Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering, Martyna extends the diaristic impulses of her recent releases beyond fragments to bring listeners into a full-fledged world, albeit one draped in shadows.
