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washing room sessions

by martin rach

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wash my soul1 01:48
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wash my breath1 02:12
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wash my soul2 01:59
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wash my breath2 00:59
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wash my soul3 04:42
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wash my breath3 01:57
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wash my soul4 03:12
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wash my breath4 01:36
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wash my soul5 04:36
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wash my breath5 02:21
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wash my soul6 05:18
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wash my breath6 01:48
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wash my soul7 03:51
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wash my breath7 03:45
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wash my soul8 03:51
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wash my breath8 03:21
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dry my spirit 02:18
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altsax, tensax, hose1, hose2, lung, lip1, lip2, tongueteeth, washing machine, boiler and else as required in washing rooms


review by way of agier.blogspot.lt/2017/11/martin-rach-washing-room-sessions-2017.html

I have heard and reviewed many Martin Rach's outings but the Lithuanian musician's brand new one surprises me again. I do not know is it either an anthem to the washing machine or a swan song to it but it is an intriguing outing due to improvised themes and downbeat and free jazz inflicted progressions. Yet it is not an ordinary example of free jazz because one can feel it is slightly deviated from it because of a more loose and scatterbrained approach. More profoundly, it is like a DIY instance of free jazz. It contains 17 notches which used to drift between sober milieus and frantic outbursts, at times more predictable, at times less. At Wash My Soul5 (but not only) you can hear the growling drone being surrounded by natural sounds or it can be understood otherwise recorded unplugged and in a natural ambience. I suppose the sound of drone is created by the mouth of Martinas Rakshtinas himself, however, thereby having no idea how it should be named if the human being tries to mimic the sound of an artifical object. For sure, it is not lycanthropy on its own. The latest fact of natural ambience can be broadened to the rest of the tracks as well. In a word, I like the whole very much.

review by way of: yeahiknowitsucks.wordpress.com/2017/07/12/martin-rach-washing-room-sessions/

Apparently Martin Rach likes to have washing room sessions & strangely enough we should all love him for doing these washing room sessions… are we clean freaks? Not really, but even though We might not get any cleaner from it, it’s pretty entertaining to be able to hear him do his washing sessions. It really gets you up on your seat and is a clear reason to pull open the ears and let it all flow in.

This is thankfully possible because Martin Rach had recorded these sessions for us to enjoy; oh gosh what a joy it is that he had recorded them! I’m not overreacting when I write you that it is a joy to hear these sessions; From washing his breath to washing his soul and other hygienic washing scenes, the good man covered it all like a wild goose that has luckily & surprisingly stumbled upon a microphone, completely enjoying the miracles of the recording technology.

Martin Rach his washing sessions aren’t really sounding as if he shoved himself in the local dishwasher, shower, soap box or a drive through car wash station; he is actually sounding less soapy & more or less squishy. It’s nice to hear, as soapy things would come across too bubbly & his sessions sound more like a squabble of chatting gooses that has lots of things to say! It’s almost as if he hasn’t only been rinsing himself but in fact brought all these birds along to quack and quibble; a good companionship of thrusted friends is hard to find! Especially clean ones that likes to have a scrub.

So yes, Martin washes his soul, but also plenty of his breaths & even his spirit & it is clearly a joy for the ears to be able to peak into it and enjoy the process. Sometimes listening to someone working might be a bit tiring, but these washing sessions sound the opposite; pretty much refreshing material that makes you feel like you need to bring a instrument next time when you go for a bath, shower, toothbrush session, as there is no greater example of an artist who ultimately uses his time wisely!

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released July 11, 2017

yeahiknowitsucks.wordpress.com/2017/07/12/martin-rach-washing-room-sessions/

Apparently Martin Rach likes to have washing room sessions & strangely enough we should all love him for doing these washing room sessions… are we clean freaks? Not really, but even though We might not get any cleaner from it, it’s pretty entertaining to be able to hear him do his washing sessions. It really gets you up on your seat and is a clear reason to pull open the ears and let it all flow in.

This is thankfully possible because Martin Rach had recorded these sessions for us to enjoy; oh gosh what a joy it is that he had recorded them! I’m not overreacting when I write you that it is a joy to hear these sessions; From washing his breath to washing his soul and other hygienic washing scenes, the good man covered it all like a wild goose that has luckily & surprisingly stumbled upon a microphone, completely enjoying the miracles of the recording technology.

Martin Rach his washing sessions aren’t really sounding as if he shoved himself in the local dishwasher, shower, soap box or a drive through car wash station; he is actually sounding less soapy & more or less squishy. It’s nice to hear, as soapy things would come across too bubbly & his sessions sound more like a squabble of chatting gooses that has lots of things to say! It’s almost as if he hasn’t only been rinsing himself but in fact brought all these birds along to quack and quibble; a good companionship of thrusted friends is hard to find! Especially clean ones that likes to have a scrub.

So yes, Martin washes his soul, but also plenty of his breaths & even his spirit & it is clearly a joy for the ears to be able to peak into it and enjoy the process. Sometimes listening to someone working might be a bit tiring, but these washing sessions sound the opposite; pretty much refreshing material that makes you feel like you need to bring a instrument next time when you go for a bath, shower, toothbrush session, as there is no greater example of an artist who ultimately uses his time wisely!

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