Koreless - Agor (Black Vinyl) Indie Music there is something curiously late

there is something curiously late Victorian about the way his mind operates

drawing inspiration from their Japanese cultural heritage and the music that raised them

The variant artwork features a gold shell with red text

including the Procathedral in Dublin where Woods recorded the choristers of the Palestrina Choir and Galway where she recorded the voices of Galway City Chamber Choir

originally released in 2005

Koreless - Agor (Black Vinyl) Indie Music there is something curiously lateThere is an idea of hidden depths suggested by the title of Koreless debut album. Agor is the Welsh word for open and its an apt name for a recording which exists at sensory thresholds, helping guide the listener from one realm to another less visited. Agor sits at the intersection between technology, nature and humor, and the ways in which these worlds collide vary throughout the project. Through Koreless impressive and meticulous production, the