GAILES - SEVENTEEN WORDS
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: BA DA BING!
Release date: 24/02/2017
Barcode: 0600197011911
Catalog no.: BINGLP0000119
Item ID: 443669
RAFAEL ANTON IRISARRI (THE SIGHT BELOW) and BENOIT PIOULARD release an album of bottomless music, minimal in sound yet majestic in presentation. Snow slows, time freezes. This is the world of Gailes, just a fragment of our own writ large for eternity.
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