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����������� �������: Mark Berube
�������� �������: Russian Dolls
���� ������� �������: 2013
������ �����������: Bonsound
����������� ����: Folk, Indie Pop, Singer-songwriter
�������� �����: FLAC
����� ������������: 34:25 min
������ ������: 209 MB
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1. Russian Doll 03:19
2. Confessions to a Streetlight 03:26
3. Carnival 03:42
4. Ethiopia 04:01
5. Oak Tree 03:02
6. Queen and ������ ������������� ����� 03:17
7. Mississippi Prom 03:47
8. Cardinal Cloven Light 00:45
9. The Good, the Bad, and the Photograph 03:31
10. Another Century 03:41
11. Beer Garden 01:54
With one foot rooted in the folk music tradition of story-telling, the poetry of spoken-word, and the other planted in a childhood love of South African music, psychedelic folk pop and a smattering of jazz, Mark Berube has a broad and eclectic base from which to build his albums, all bound together by his warmly potent voice. And this is exactly what we get with his new album titled Russian Dolls, out November 5th on Bonsound! Kristina Koropecki, Berube�s shadowy co-conspirator, adds layers of cello, autoharp, saw and a classical music vocabulary to the mix, resulting in rich, lush and adventurous sonic landscapes. Russian Dolls weds the epic to the intimate, the acoustic to the synthetic, the past to the future in delightful ways, always leaving the listener to wonder what will be revealed behind the next door.
