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Exit Rumination is the sophomore album from Vancouver's C. Diab. A meditative sound exploration for bowed guitar, trumpet, and subtle tape manipulations that are iridescent of Colin Stetson, Tim Hecker, Arthur Russell, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Exit Rumination is a beautiful intersection between leftfield ambient music, film score, post-classical solo cello, American folk music, and post-rock.
"Soaring bowed melodies . . . mired in ancient grainy tape sound . . . [Canada's] folk-inflected epic musics sound totally fresh in C. Diab's hands." --The Wire
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No Perfect Wave is the proper debut album from Vancouver's C. Diab. A meditative sound exploration for bowed guitar, trumpet and subtle tape manipulations that brings to mind Colin Stetson, Tim Hecker, Arthur Russell and Neil Young's Dead Man soundtrack (1966) in equal measure. No Perfect Wave hits a strange and beautiful intersection between left-field ambient music, film score, post-classical solo cello, American folk music and post-rock. First physical release for the newly-launched Injazero Records, run by two ex-FatCat staffers. 180 gram vinyl. "There's a melancholic, broken beauty in C. Diab's music... think Godspeed You! Black Emperor at their least bleak." -- Vancouver Weekly.
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