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Curling Among the Reeds
04:10
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Descending Backwards
03:49
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Mountains of the Moon
03:09
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Lost Spring
01:45
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Smoke Sway
04:14
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Return of the Birds
03:22
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Crossing
03:34
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Within the Evening Pitch
03:43
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Spring
03:24
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Rebirth
03:16
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Steven R. Smith Los Angeles, California
Steven R. Smith is the mind of Hala Strana, Ulaan Khol, Ulaan Passerine, Ulaan Markhor (& so many more), but also makes music under his given name. Active since the mid-90s, Smith has recorded a staggering totem of work, and every release is as good as the next. ... more
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Smith seems to be a master of every instrument out there and on New Evening he applies his skill to several strange ones, layering and manipulating them to great effect. The result is two primordial pieces suspended in time, shifting, glowing, and shimmering like the sunset over the Pacific, or a sunrise burning away the morning fog over the Blue Ridge Mountains. This album is another flawless entry into Smith's vast catalog of haunting hymns to the world's secret and lost things.
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