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Memnon Sa - World Serpent (2020) Music

Posted by gribovar at Dec. 17, 2020

Memnon Sa - World Serpent (2020)
WEB FLAC (tracks) - 219 MB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps (LAME 3.93) - 85 MB | Front cover
Genre: Progressive Electronic, Krautrock | RAR 3% Rec. | Label: Holy Mountain

World Serpent is the fourth album from London producer and composer Misha Hering, under the Memnon Sa banner, and the debut release on Hering’s own Holy Mountain imprint, a new label dedicated to very special productions from Misha’s now reputable studio of the same name in East London. It is released in partnership with specialist Metal record shop and label Crypt Of The Wizard.
World Serpent is an album in the classic sense of the word, a 40 minute, psychedelic document of deep exploration, high drama and gleaming production…

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SA Flyer - September 2023 Magazines

Posted by Puslik at Aug. 31, 2023

SA Flyer - September 2023
English | 121 Pages | True PDF | 94 MB

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SA Flyer - October 2023 Magazines

Posted by Puslik at Sept. 29, 2023

SA Flyer - October 2023
English | 161 Pages | True PDF | 131 MB

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SA Monthly Magazine - Summer 2023 Magazines

Posted by koc2005 at Sept. 28, 2023

SA Monthly Magazine - Summer 2023
English | 292 pages | True PDF | 266.70 MB

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SA Flyer - November 2024 Magazines

Posted by Puslik at Nov. 1, 2024

SA Flyer - November 2024
English | 121 Pages | True PDF | 108 MB

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SA Flyer - March 2024 Magazines

Posted by Puslik at March 1, 2024

SA Flyer - March 2024
English | 119 Pages | True PDF | 89 MB

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Ensemble Il Ballo, Leonardo Loredo de Sá & Véronique Bourin - Il divino Cipriano de Rore (2022) [Digital Download 24/96] Vinyl & HR

Posted by delpotro at Sept. 9, 2024

Ensemble Il Ballo, Leonardo Loredo de Sá & Véronique Bourin - Il divino Cipriano de Rore (2022)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Front Cover & Digital Booklet | Time - 70:03 minutes | 1,25 GB
Classical, Vocal | Label: Editions Hortus, Official Digital Download

"Il Divino". This is how the composer Cipriano of Rore is qualified by his peers, in the Renaissance. Because he gave the madrigal a hitherto unprecedented finesse, he was then considered the "first of the musicians" and became a true European reference to the 16th century. Rarely at the time, his work continued to be published several decades after his death.

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